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General Tips on Using Supportive Language With LGBTQ+ People

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Using supportive language is a key component of respecting LGBTQ+ people. This handout provides simple guidance and examples of what to say and what to avoid to be respectful of LGBTQ+ people. Use this handout to learn about supportive language to use when speaking with or about LGBTQ+ people.

  Keywords: communication, gender identity, LGBTQ+, professional, sexuality, support
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