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Always be open to learning ways to increase justice, equity, and inclusion

Always be open to learning ways to increase justice, equity, and inclusion

Mar 14, 2021

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Chris Talbot-Heindl

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"Always be open to learning ways to increase justice, equity, and inclusion" explains why some organizations' justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) work keeps failing - they try to increase their "diversity" before doing any of the other work and expect that "diversity" they hired to mute themselves and fit into the toxic white supremacist culture of the organization. Check it out!

#Educomic #Comic #justice #equity #inclusion

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Sometimes people clearly mean to be allies, but miss the mark. This comic series aims to address common pitfalls, how they harm, and how we can do better!
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Always be open to learning ways to increase justice, equity, and inclusion

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