Thought #231: When Inclusion Fails Over Money and Credentials

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Organizations branding themselves around inclusion must be judged by their actions. Designing workshops strictly for paying professionals at standard fees systematically excludes individuals living in precarity. This reveals a classist blind spot: valuable lived experience and practical expertise get locked out the moment access depends on financial means. True inclusion cannot exist as an exclusive product for a privileged few.

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