
Why inclusive language matters in higher education
Language holds power. It can influence, uplift, connect, or put others down, sometimes unintentionally. In every setting, especially when working with people, we should choose our words with care.
Language holds power. It can influence, uplift, connect, or put others down, sometimes unintentionally. In every setting, especially when working with people, we should choose our words with care.
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