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This article originally appeared on EthicsDaily.com and was reprinted in Eyes to See and Ears to Hear Women (Minneapolis: CBE International, 2018). Used by permission.
Editor’s Note: Each month, we highlight one of CBE’s many valuable resources on the blog. This article first appeared in print in Eyes to See