DEI Terms

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  • Ableism The systematic privileging of non disabled people and discrimination against disabled people
  • Able Bodied A discouraged term; use non disabled instead
  • Advocate A person who actively supports and defends the rights of marginalized groups
  • Affirmative Action Policies or actions to increase opportunities for historically marginalized groups
  • Ageism Discrimination or prejudice based on age
  • Allistic A person who is not autistic
  • Ally A person who uses their privilege to support marginalized groups through action
  • Androgynous Presenting or identifying as neither clearly masculine nor feminine
  • Anti Racist Actively opposing racism through beliefs and actions
  • Antisemitism Hostility or discrimination against Jewish people
  • Assimilation The process of adopting dominant cultural norms
  • Belonging A sense of acceptance and psychological safety where people can be authentic
  • Benevolent Sexism Seemingly positive attitudes that reinforce gender inequality
  • Bias A prejudice for or against a person or group
  • Bicultural Able to function effectively in two different cultures
  • Bigotry Extreme and overt prejudice or hatred
  • Biphobia Fear or hatred toward bisexual people
  • BIPOC Black, Indigenous, and People of Color
  • Biracial Having parents from two different racial groups
  • Bisexual Attraction to more than one gender
  • Caregiver A person who provides care to someone who is sick, elderly, disabled, or a child
  • Change Agent A person who actively promotes DEI change in an organization
  • Cisgender Gender identity matches sex assigned at birth
  • Cisnormativity The assumption that everyone is cisgender
  • Code Switching Changing behavior or language to fit dominant norms
  • Cognition Mental processes such as thinking, understanding, and remembering
  • Cognitive Bias Automatic assumptions shaped by culture and experience
  • Coming Out Disclosing sexual orientation or gender identity
  • Cultural Competence Ability to interact effectively across cultures
  • Cultural Conditioning Unconscious adoption of cultural norms
  • Culture Shared values, beliefs, and behaviors of a group
  • Demisexual Sexual attraction experienced only after emotional connection
  • Disability A physical, mental, or sensory condition affecting daily life
  • Discrimination Unfair treatment based on protected characteristics
  • Diversity The presence of differences within a group
  • DEI Organizational efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion
  • EEO Employment decisions based on job related criteria without discrimination
  • Equity Fairness achieved by addressing different needs and barriers
  • Ethnicity Shared cultural traits such as language or traditions
  • Feminism Belief in gender equality across social, political, and economic areas
  • Frames of Reference Mental filters used to interpret the world
  • Gaslighting Psychological manipulation causing someone to doubt their reality
  • Gender Socially constructed roles and expectations
  • Gender Dysphoria Distress caused by mismatch between assigned sex and gender identity
  • Gender Expression How a person outwardly expresses gender
  • Gender Identity Internal sense of one’s gender
  • Gender Nonconforming Expression outside traditional gender norms
  • Genderqueer Rejecting fixed gender categories
  • Glass Ceiling Invisible barriers to advancement for marginalized groups
  • Harassment Unwanted conduct creating a hostile environment
  • Heteronormativity Assumption that heterosexuality is the default
  • Heterosexism Belief that heterosexuality is superior
  • Homophobia Fear or hatred of LGBTQIA+ people
  • Implicit Bias Unconscious attitudes affecting judgment
  • Inclusion Creating environments where everyone feels valued
  • Institutional Racism Racism embedded in policies and systems
  • Intersectionality Overlapping identities shaping experiences of oppression
  • Islamophobia Fear or hatred of Islam or Muslims
  • Lesbian A woman attracted to other women
  • LGBTQIA+ Umbrella term for diverse sexual and gender identities
  • Majority Group Group with the most social power
  • Microaggression Subtle verbal or behavioral slights toward marginalized groups
  • Misgendering Using incorrect pronouns or gender labels
  • Misogyny Hatred of women
  • Multicultural Coexistence of multiple cultures
  • Neurodiversity Recognition of natural neurological differences
  • Neurotypical Neurological functioning considered typical
  • Non Binary Gender identities outside male female binary
  • Patriarchy Social system where men hold primary power
  • Prejudice Preconceived negative judgment
  • Privilege Unearned advantages based on identity
  • Psychological Safety Feeling safe to speak without fear of harm
  • Queer Umbrella term for non heterosexual or non cisgender identities
  • Questioning Exploring sexual orientation or gender identity
  • Race A social construct used to categorize people
  • Racism Systemic oppression based on race
  • Sex Biological characteristics assigned at birth
  • Sexism Belief in gender based superiority
  • Sexual Orientation Pattern of romantic or sexual attraction
  • Stereotypes Oversimplified beliefs about groups
  • Systemic Racism Racism embedded in institutions and society
  • Transgender Gender identity differs from sex assigned at birth
  • Transphobia Fear or hatred of transgender people
  • Trigger Stimulus that reactivates trauma
  • Unconscious Bias Bias operating outside conscious awareness
  • Victim Blaming Holding victims responsible for harm
  • White Privilege Systemic advantages held by white people
  • White Fragility Defensive reactions to discussions of race
  • Asexual Experiencing little or no sexual attraction
  • Aromantic Experiencing little or no romantic attraction
  • Assigned Sex at Birth Sex assigned based on physical characteristics at birth
  • Boundaries Limits people set to protect personal space and wellbeing
  • Care Ethics Ethical framework emphasizing empathy, relationships, and responsibility
  • Cisnormative Bias Bias assuming cisgender identities are the norm
  • Closeted Not openly disclosing sexual orientation or gender identity
  • Colorism Discrimination based on skin tone within the same racial group
  • Coping Mechanisms Strategies used to manage stress or trauma
  • Cross Cultural Interaction between people from different cultures
  • Cross Dressing Wearing clothing traditionally associated with another gender
  • Demographic Parity Equal representation across groups
  • Displaced Person Someone forced to leave their homeland
  • Dyslexia A language based learning disability affecting reading and writing
  • ERG Employee led group supporting inclusion in the workplace
  • Ethnocentrism Judging other cultures by one’s own cultural standards
  • FAAB Female assigned at birth
  • Gaslighting Culture Normalization of psychological manipulation in systems
  • Gender Expansive Broad range of gender identities beyond binary norms
  • Gender Fluid Gender identity that changes over time
  • Gender Neutral Not identifying with or using gendered language
  • Gender Role Social expectations tied to gender
  • Gender Transition Process of aligning gender identity and expression
  • Graysexual Rare or limited sexual attraction
  • Groupthink Desire for harmony that suppresses dissent
  • Hair Discrimination Discrimination based on hair texture or style
  • Hidden Disabilities Disabilities not immediately visible
  • Hostile Sexism Openly negative attitudes toward women
  • Implicit Association Automatic mental connection between concepts
  • Internalized Oppression Acceptance of negative stereotypes about one’s own group
  • Internalized Racism Internal adoption of racist beliefs
  • Internalized Sexism Internal belief in gender inferiority
  • Intersex Born with sex characteristics outside typical male female definitions
  • Legal Gender Recognition Official recognition of gender identity by law
  • MAAB Male assigned at birth
  • Marginalization Exclusion from power and resources
  • Meritocracy System claiming rewards are based only on merit
  • Micro Inequities Small actions that reinforce exclusion
  • Misandry Hatred of men
  • Misogynoir Misogyny directed at Black women
  • Neurodivergent Neurological functioning different from societal norms
  • Non Disabled Preferred term instead of able bodied
  • Organizational Culture Shared values and norms shaping behavior at work
  • Outing Revealing someone’s LGBTQIA+ identity without consent
  • Pansexual Attraction regardless of gender identity
  • Pinkwashing Superficial LGBTQIA+ support without real inclusion
  • Power Imbalance Unequal distribution of power in relationships
  • Protected Characteristics Traits legally protected from discrimination
  • Queerphobia Fear or hostility toward queer identities
  • Racialized Socially assigned racial identity
  • Racial Consciousness Awareness of racial history and bias
  • Representation Presence of diverse identities in positions of visibility
  • Same Gender Loving Term emphasizing emotional connection beyond labels
  • Sex Characteristics Biological traits related to sex
  • Sexual Fluidity Sexual attraction that changes over time
  • Sexual Minority Individuals outside the sexual majority
  • Social Transition Non medical steps in gender transition
  • Structural Inequality Inequality built into systems
  • TERF Trans exclusionary radical feminist
  • Transmisogyny Intersection of transphobia and misogyny
  • Transition Process of gender affirmation
  • Unlearning Bias Actively challenging learned stereotypes
  • White Supremacy Ideology asserting white dominance

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