How Two Cognitive Errors Eroded Equity (And How We Recover)
“We have heated discussions here because we care,” wrote Cheryl. “I expect members of this…
Susana RinderleJuly 18, 2025
Six Keys to Coaching Across Color Lines
The following is published in, and reproduced with permission from, choice, the magazine of professional…
Susana RinderleDecember 19, 2024
On Renaming Birds: The Dangers of Righting Wrongs By Erasing History
Last November, I received an email from the American Ornithological Society (AOS) announcing a new…
Susana RinderleJanuary 16, 2024
What Makes Someone Latinx? Identity, Part 2
Camila and Susana are two Latinx professional women. Also, they are not Latinx – there is…
Susana RinderleJanuary 16, 2020
What Makes Someone Latinx? It’s More Than Just DNA
Camila, a successful professional, grew up in Buenos Aires with an Argentinian mom and a…
Susana RinderleAugust 22, 2019
Should White People Do Diversity Work?
As a multilingual, culturally and racially ambiguous woman who’s been doing some form of diversity…
Susana RinderleMarch 2, 2016
Insensitivity, Entitlement, and Guilt: What Gaining Privilege Taught Me About Privilege
One of the reasons we love hero stories is because we see ourselves as The…
Susana RinderleApril 8, 2015
6 Reasons to Not Say “Caucasian”
Much has been made about how to refer to members of racial and ethnic groups…
Susana RinderleDecember 18, 2014
Why Treating Others With ‘Respect and Dignity’ Doesn’t Work
My last blog post, “Why Cultural Sensitivity Training Is Ineffective and Insensitive,” got more attention…
Susana RinderleAugust 28, 2014
Cultural Competence: What’s in a Name?
Some believe that words are mere descriptors of reality, but there is evidence that words…
Susana RinderleAugust 27, 2013









