Navigating Sensitive Discussions: Avoiding Unintentional Harm

The pursuit of social justice requires careful navigation of sensitive topics. My past writing, in its attempt to be impactful, unintentionally used language that could be harmful to certain groups.

I acknowledge that generalizations about entire communities, even when well-intentioned, can be inaccurate and hurtful. My commitment now is to:

  • Embrace nuance and context: I will avoid oversimplification and acknowledge the complexities and diverse experiences within different communities.
  • Focus on systems and policies: Instead of assigning blame to individuals or groups, I will analyze the structures and systems that contribute to inequality and advocate for their reform.
  • Utilize precise language: I will employ accurate and respectful language, avoiding harmful stereotypes and generalizations.

By employing these measures, I aim to contribute to constructive discussions that promote positive societal change.

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Navigating Sensitive Discussions: Avoiding Unintentional Harm

About The Author
- I am a cyber security researcher majoring in influence operations, I am committed to scrutinizing music, movies, podcasts and V Blogs on YouTube from influencers with a large following in order to understand the potential impact of their lyrics and messages on society. I believe that it is important to approach this task with a critical eye and an open mind, in order to avoid cognitive biases and reduce harm.

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