
The Silent Majority Problem in Trans Inclusion
New research suggests the public debate may be shaped less by what most women believe than by what they think other women believe.
I’m Joanne Lockwood, The Inclusive Culture Expert, founder of SEE Change Happen, and host of the Inclusion Bites Podcast. I help organisations globally foster belonging and equity through speaking, workshops, and consulting.
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