02/25/2026
There has been a lot of discussion about apologies, disabilities, & accountability. As a wyt disabled woman I have been doing a lot of listening to folks more expert than I on Tourettes, the impact of racism, and all of the intersections of identities. Link below & in Linktree bio
Because so much of my work is/ has been moving the needle even just a little bit on all things diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, & belonging (especially resistant YT folks) - I thought it might be useful to share my most read article.
It not only helps anybody, regardless of identities, actively work through what to do when we are called out or in, it also shares one of my most popular topics - the anatomy of an apology. I hope you find it helpful and use it in this situation and any other you encounter. Being called out/in can be tough as it threatens our belief that we are “good”, but really it can be an opportunity to grow and learn. http://tiny.cc/hlfz001