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Let's Talk Inclusive Language: The “flavor” of grooming

Let's Talk Inclusive Language: The “flavor” of grooming

ArticlesSuzanne WertheimSeptember 29, 2023

Lead to Soar: an interview with author Suzanne Wertheim, PhD

Lead to Soar: an interview with author Suzanne Wertheim, PhD

Videos and podcastsSuzanne Wertheim, Ph.D.September 18, 2023

Problematic language is expensive (Part 1): The mystery of the disappearing sales prospect

Problematic language is expensive (Part 1): The mystery of the disappearing sales prospect

ArticlesSuzanne WertheimSeptember 13, 2023

Let's Talk Inclusive Language: Is it ok to say “the natives are restless”?

Let's Talk Inclusive Language: Is it ok to say “the natives are restless”?

ArticlesSuzanne WertheimAugust 31, 2023

Why we say “cis” and “cisgender”

Why we say “cis” and “cisgender”

ArticlesSuzanne WertheimAugust 14, 2023

Let's Talk Inclusive Language: Can we move beyond “sir” and “ma’am”?

Let's Talk Inclusive Language: Can we move beyond “sir” and “ma’am”?

ArticlesSuzanne WertheimAugust 1, 2023

What counts as “viable” for a Minimally Viable Product?

What counts as “viable” for a Minimally Viable Product?

ArticlesSuzanne WertheimJuly 12, 2023

What can we learn from Kristen Bell’s viral dinner party photo?

What can we learn from Kristen Bell’s viral dinner party photo?

ArticlesSuzanne Wertheim, Ph.D.July 11, 2023

Let's Talk Inclusive Language: Can I use “queer” if I'm not LGBTQ+?

Let's Talk Inclusive Language: Can I use “queer” if I'm not LGBTQ+?

ArticlesSuzanne WertheimJune 29, 2023