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Is the wellness industry racist? Is the wellness industry racist?
Yes, the wellness industry is racist Yes, the wellness industry is racist
No, the wellness industry is not racist No, the wellness industry is not racist
There is a history of racism in westernised wellness culture There is a history of racism in westernised wellness culture
The wellness industry is not accessible to all people because it thrives on oppression The wellness industry is not accessible to all people because it thrives on oppression
There is not enough education on including the culture and ethnicity of individuals into wellness initiatives There is not enough education on including the culture and ethnicity of individuals into wellness initiatives
There are fewer wellness campaigns designed for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) There are fewer wellness campaigns designed for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC)
Cultural appropriation is rife in western wellness circles Cultural appropriation is rife in western wellness circles
The wellness industry is accessible to all and actions for inclusion have already been taken The wellness industry is accessible to all and actions for inclusion have already been taken
Tech makes the wellness industry accessible to everyone Tech makes the wellness industry accessible to everyone
Wellness sub-industries place priority on diverse employees and clientel Wellness sub-industries place priority on diverse employees and clientel
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