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Superhero sensitivity training: We don't call them "villains" anymore, we call them "people with villainism"
Online Sensitivity Training That Actually Changes Workplace Behavior
Not just tolerated. Not just "included" on paper.
Actually seen.
That's the kind of workplace culture worth building — and it doesn't happen by accident.
It happens when people take the time to learn, reflect, and grow. When leaders invest in their teams not just as workers, but as humans.
Diversity Builder offers online sensitivity training that helps individuals and organizations do just that. From understanding unconscious bias to improving cross-cultural communication, these courses are built to create real, lasting change.
Flexible. Accessible. Meaningful.
Because everyone deserves a workplace that feels safe.
Workplace training module just listed 'chanting' and 'reverting to native language' as possible warning signs for imminent violence.
I have questions about the validity and political skew of this course.
No Artist - Sensitivity Training (2010)
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Penn Zerothon Day 21
Wings of Destiny🧚🏻♂️
My Ramblings:
And speaking of tough guys, I’m getting a little tired of hearing that after 6 policemen get arrested for shoving a floor lamp up some black guy’s ass and ripping his intestines out, the police department announces they’re gonna have sensitivity training. I say “hey, if you need special training to be told not to jam a large cumbersome object up someone else’s asshole, maybe you’re too fucked up to be on the police force in the first place huh?” --George Carlin
A Texas judge ordered that the airline submit to training on the rights of religious believers after losing a religious discrimination lawsu
No. Sensitivity training is a joke.