Ordinary Privilege Explained
Organizations hold significant power to influence change, especially when individuals leverage their ordinary privilege to advocate for those facing challenges. Acknowledging personal growth involves recognizing moments of oversight and making learning visible to others. Leaders must model vulnerability to foster an environment where everyone feels empowered to learn and speak up.In this clip
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