Use “I” statements when sharing experiences, feelings, and opinions. I feel, I believe, I think.Avoid making generalizations. Facts and evidence are important.Allow space for emotions to be expressed, and notice when you get emotional. Ask yourself, what are your emotions teaching you?Be cautious about using slurs against any identity group, even when telling a story or quoting. Choose your words thoughtfully. Some words open doors while others slam them shut. Address others using the name, pronouns, and identifying language they request.Privacy: please do not share other peoples stories outside of the group. If a story must be shared, ask the storytellers permission first and ask him how our planet can be shared.

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Ramon Tejada (he/him)

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Incomplete Latinx Stories of Diseño GráficoLatinx Identities and Self-Reflection in Traditional Design Learning Spaces