Hocus Focus
Some cognitive biases can pull the wool over our eyes like a skilled magician, convincing us certain things are “everywhere” (even though they’re…
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Going for Drinks
Drinking Culture & Inclusion Do you interpret “going for drinks” as just chatting over beverages? 🍻 Ideally, “going for drinks” is a quick…
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Acceptable Discourse
Who decides what’s okay to say? Kramer from Seinfeld, the little boy in The Emperor’s New Clothes, the court jesters in Shakespearean plays…
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Actions of Inclusion
STOP telling us how inclusive you are. The person who needs your inclusion needs it done, not said.Margarita Diaz How would you feel…
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Self-Perception is Contagious
It’s easier to belong when we aren’t looking for ways that we don’t.Margarita Diaz There is an often-asked question out there that might…
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The More or Less of Inclusive Language
A Simple Thought Process Not sure when inclusive language calls for more or less specificity? When to say more and when to say…
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A Word on “Latinos” or “Latinx”
Are you trying to do the right thing but something doesn’t feel right when using either term “Latinos” or “Latinx”?* This can happen…
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From Cognitive Dissonance to Cognitive Diversity
We are obsessed with the new and the familiar, all at the same time.Margarita Diaz Who doesn’t love a new twist on an…
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Critical Thoughts on Inclusive Language
“We ALL get to be specific about who we are.” ~Margarita Diaz How to Include Ourselves We are not about hiding who we…
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