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This can cut both ways. Take for example an introvert who lives in the world where being extrovert is valued and being introvert is looked upon as some illness.
by rimliu 9y ago
This can cut both ways. Take for example an introvert who lives in the world where being extrovert is valued and being introvert is looked upon as some illness.
Effort of being "more inclusive" either by the person themselves or by those around them can have the opposite effect.
Maybe society should be more accepting not more inclusive?
- ianai 9y agoThere's a difference between inclusion and force. Acceptance and inclusion need to go hand in hand.