[wp-svg-icons icon=”forward” wrap=”i”]CLICK TO VIEW PODCAST\/ARTICLES ON SENSITIVITY READING<\/span><\/strong><\/a>:<\/strong><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n A.<\/strong> I don’t see anything wrong.<\/em> If you answered A or B, then you need a sensitivity reader.<\/p>\n Hi, my name is Patrice Williams Marks, and I’m a Sensitivity Reader, Sensitivity Reading Course Creator, screenwriter and novelist.<\/p>\n NY Times Excerpt<\/a>: Her enthusiasm was quickly punctured. Online reviews poured in, and they were brutal. Readers pounced on what they saw as <\/em>racially-charged language in the descriptions of the warring tribes and blasted it as \u201cracist trash,\u201d \u201cretrograde\u201d and \u201coffensive.\u201d Ms. Drake and her publisher, Harlequin Teen, apologized and delayed the book\u2019s publication.”<\/em><\/p>\n The Nivea ad above (or the Dove ad shown) met a swift fate\u00a0as the uproar lead them to scrap their million-dollar campaign, put out multiple fires and risk boycotts from consumers… and worse yet; one-star reviews<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Try to avoid embarrassment, boycotts or racially insensitive images or written words.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n I’m a registered Cultural Consultant and Sensitivity Reader<\/p>\nQuick Quiz: What is wrong with this ad?”<\/a><\/h2>\n
\nB.<\/strong> Too much skin?<\/em>
\nC.<\/strong> This Nivea ad is inferring that “fair” skin is better and that Africa-American women want “fairer” skin.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n“Late last year, the novelist Keira Drake announced that her publisher was giving away copies of her upcoming young adult novel, \u201cThe Continent,\u201d a fantasy set in a world where two nations have been at war for centuries. \u201cIt\u2019s raining books!\u201d she wrote.<\/em><\/p>\n>>>VISIT MY PRESSROOM for articles, videos, press releases, downloads.<\/a><\/h3>\n
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