“Dichotomous thinking, or “black and white thinking,” prevents us from seeing the vibrant colors which speaks to the meaning and beauty of diversity.”
Wendy Blanchard, MS, CHHC
THINK IN COLOR – LOVE, WENDY
“Dichotomous thinking, or “black and white thinking,” prevents us from seeing the vibrant colors which speaks to the meaning and beauty of diversity.”
Wendy Blanchard, MS, CHHC
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