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2 NRPA Equity Language Guide Contents About This Guide .. 3 How to Use This Guide .. 3 General Writing Advice .. 4 Glossary of 5 diversity, Equity and inclusion .. 5 race and ethnicity .. 11 gender and sexual orientation .. 13 age .. 14 ability .. 14 socioeconomic status .. 16 Additional Guidance and Resources .. 17 Photo of rainbow bench by Jose Maria Ruiz via Dreamstime. 3 NRPA Equity Language Guide About This Guide The words we use matter Language has the power to uplift as well as marginalize. From the time we start learning how to communicate, we unconsciously take in the implicit biases in our Language .
Oct 21, 2021 · • Use active voice when writing (versus passive voice). You can typically identify the use of passive voice by looking for “to be” verbs (is, was, are, etc.). Active voice places the emphasis on the person doing the action. Learn more here. • In most cases, write with a sixth- to eighth-grade reading level in mind to ensure clarity in your
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