[liberationtech] [Inclusion] "Underestimated groups" vs. "underserved groups"

[Curtis Griesel]

Perhaps "underrepresented"? It is not so much what others are doing for
them, it is whether everyone is included to begin with.


On Fri, Dec 7, 2018 at 1:31 PM Phil Shapiro <pshapiro at his.com> wrote:

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> At a conference I attended last week in DC, I heard the phrase
> "underestimated groups" used more often than "underserved groups."
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> While it's true that many underestimated groups are underserved -- their
> chief characteristic is that they are underestimated.
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> I'm going to try to use the "underestimated" designation more often -- and
> reduce my usage of "underserved."
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