What Are Subtle Acts Of Exclusion?

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Remove the term microaggressions and call it “subtle acts of exclusion” instead. That’s what they are, and that needs to be dismantled. Learn how to deal with workplace diversity and properly call out someone who is being rude. Join Janine Hamner Holman as we discuss the topic of microaggressions. Listen and learn how to create spaces of inclusion. Discover the book, Subtle Acts of Exclusion by Tiffany Jana and what you can learn from it. Start dismantling microaggressions today!

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