Definition of inclusivity
:the quality or state of being inclusive :inclusiveness
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The University Democrats, too, will be redoubling efforts to promote the importance of inclusivity and diversity, says Virginia Chambers, the group’s communications coordinator.
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For five years, Seraphine Collective has pushed for greater inclusivity in the music scene.
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At a time where a lack of shade inclusivity no longer flies, makeup brands are finally wising up.
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Mutant South stage War on Women: The punks from Baltimore pack a punch with pummeling drums and overtly feminist lyrics touting the necessity of female empowerment, inclusivity across gender lines and strong policies to combat assault.
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Rabbis in America must reckon with the country’s tradition of openness and inclusivity—along with the ambient notion that faith and identity are chosen and easily multiple.
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American Eagle has taken an extra step as far as inclusivity goes by incorporating a denim hijab into its merchandise.
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Whether this new inclusivity in the city will last remains to be seen.
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But Cincinnatians by and large stayed away from national political undertones, wanting to focus on a day of inclusivity and positive celebration.
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1929
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