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Question Unsupported Claims, and Other Actions for Allies

A weekly newsletter edition from Karen Catlin covering five practical allyship actions: questioning unsupported claims about coworkers, watching for AI-generated gender bias in résumé language (highlighted by a viral experiment swapping a name from Jennifer to Jeff in Gemini), correcting use of the R-word slur, offering practice interviews to support autistic candidates and others with interview anxiety, and raising your hand to get involved in workplace inclusion initiatives.

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Aug 05•6m read time•From code.likeagirl.io
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Better allyship starts here. Each week, Karen Catlin shares five simple actions to create a workplace where everyone can thrive.1. Question unsupported claims2. Don’t let AI minimize achievements3. Correct people who say the R-wordGet Better Allies® ’s stories in your inbox4. Offer a practice interview5. Community spotlight: Raise your hand
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