English Composition › Section B · Language, identity, and culture › Topic B.3
Writing with antiracism and inclusivity
Words can open a text to every reader or quietly shut some of them out. Inclusive, antiracist writing is a set of practical habits, many of them set out in APA's bias-free language guidelines, that make your writing accurate, respectful and readable for everyone.
In this topic
- Why inclusive writing matters
- Start with your assumptions
- Two principles from APA 7
- Race and ethnicity
- Disability and mental health
- Gender, sexuality, age and income
- Stereotypes and microaggressions
- Accessible presentation
- Worked example: revising a paragraph
- Worked example: specificity and relevance
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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