What Happens When You’re Defensive and Dismissive
Be willing to accept criticism and be vulnerable
Making all people feel valued and included is a significantly more difficult—and worthy—task.
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It shouldn’t take scores of people mobilizing in the streets in order for marginalized folks’ voices to be heard. A common refrain from marginalized people is that they refuse to remain silent. They want their grievances to both be acknowledged and addressed.
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