Compassionate Speech with Suzanne Wertheim and Scott Snibbe
In this conversation Scott Snibbe and Suzanne Wertheim delves into the nuances of inclusive language, emphasizing the importance of avoiding labels, promoting accountability, and understanding diverse communication styles.
Suzanne advocates for refraining from self-labeling as allies and instead focusing on allyship practices, aligning with principles of right speech.
She highlights the need for precise communication to address linguistic distortions effectively.
Additionally, Suzanne sheds light on the differences between autistic and allistic communication, emphasizing the importance of accommodation and understanding.
Both express a commitment to ongoing learning and collaboration, recognizing the evolving nature of inclusive language.
Ultimately, the dialogue underscores the significance of inclusive language in fostering empathy, respect, and inclusion in diverse social contexts.
