Decolonizing Language: A Transformative Glossary

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With this glossary, we help you to develop inclusive and discrimination-sensitive language. In this guide, you will find 5 do's and don'ts that will help you to express yourself in a more politically correct way. You will learn about the historical background of the words and understand why their use is outdated. Language can and should always evolve. The 5 Do's reflect a snapshot in time and enable you to express yourself confidently and respectfully in different spaces.

Join us in setting an example for appreciation and inclusion - with our discrimination-sensitive glossary, which helps to turn language into a tool of respect.

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Empower your words and expand your perspective with Decolonizing Language. This insightful guide reveals how everyday language shapes our worldview and reinforces societal structures. Featuring five key terms to avoid and five inclusive alternatives, this resource helps dismantle oppressive narratives while fostering progress and inclusion.

Perfect for educators, advocates, or anyone committed to a more equitable world, this guide unpacks the historical implications of words like "dominant" and "exotic" and offers alternatives like "bicultural" and "Global South" to inspire more conscious communication.

Learn how to challenge outdated norms and adopt terminology that honors diversity and equality. With practical examples and a thought-provoking foreword by Justice Mvemba, founder of Desta, this guide is a must-have tool for decolonizing thought patterns and making a positive impact.

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