Definition of inclusivity
: the quality or state of being inclusive : inclusiveness
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For pop singer Madison Rose, inclusivity is everything.
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As a result, Democrats are using the issue to emphasize inclusivity and are targeting border regions, suburbs and areas with immigrant populations.
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The importance of the transgender narrative, the historic inclusivity of casting a transgender non-binary actor in a prime-time show — all of this is so much larger than my personal discomfort with the role I was cast in.
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The innovative playground -- which is designed for children of all ages, stages of development and physical capabilities -- will encourage interaction, inclusivity, creativity, teamwork and imaginative play.
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The City of Pittsburgh believes in inclusivity and equality, and ensuring that all can see themselves in the art around them.
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Despite concerns saying otherwise, inclusivity isn’t just a way to increase profits.
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For beauty brands launching new shade ranges, inclusivity is a must; step up to the plate with a diverse, extensive selection of shades or risk getting slammed on social media.
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The two released a seven-page plan for national unity, focused on inclusivity, broad electoral reforms and efforts to fight corruption.
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1929
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