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When there’s a diverse range of makeup products. (ex. shade range, different skin types, skin needs)

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When restaurants have appealing vegetarian options/substitutes

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In an art history tutorial there was a participation requirement. The tutor gave the opportunity for students to email their thoughts on the readings instead of making people who felt anxious about this speak and converse aloud. It made it a much less intimidating space as it was a first year class and class discussions were stressy

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when i had a bad experience at my work and my manager bought me a donut and let me go home early instead of making me work through it

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Travelling to famous mosques that have disposable/ rentable head and shoulder coverings for westerners who might not own those items of clothing but still want to experience the place of worship without being disrespectful of the local culture

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Women only ride share apps because they allow for women to feel safer when having to travel alone

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When I was job searching ad Microsoft has a job area for neurodivergent people because they understand the level of applications and perspective that they can have, and having ADHD that's pretty cool even though the jobs weren't for me specifically.

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When I was using a program (illustrator) and they had the eye dropper feature that would copy the same gradient from one object to another. I thought, thank goodness this feature exists for someone like me who wanted to use the same gradient on multiple objects. Made my life easier and made me so relieved when I found that it could do that.

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Once, I was talking to a friend about my pet dog's birthday on March 15th. On the same day, she suddenly sent me a message to wish my dog a happy birthday. Although it was just a simple blessing, it made me feel that she was really careful, and I felt very touched and surprised to know that this matter was important to me.

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restaurant in italy that had gluten free food

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restaurant in italy that had gluten free food

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when I went to a restaurant in italty that allowed me to have my favourite foods like pizza and lasagne and tiramisu with my dietary requirements. the joy I felt when I saw they had a whole separate gluten free menu and that they even had a separate kitchen to cook the gluten free food in. I remember sending my mum a picture of the menu in my excitement. it was so so cool and I got so much food. I was incredibly happy

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The designs in public toilet cubicles had 2 hooks on the back of the door which was perfect as I could place my bag and jacket on separate hooks. Also having sanitary products in the bathroom.

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I am sure ChatGPT loves my rant and offer slaytification advices. We listen and we don't judge.

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I didn't know how to pronounce the food name but some restaurant didn't judge my accent, I felt that it was cool even though my English is quite hard to hear sometimes

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Having toilets in walking distance to any or venue or place. It’s also very nice when the toilet is clean and smells nice. I feel quite comfortable and taken care of.

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Having access to prayer/meditation spaces at uni or at work is very nice

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When choosing a seat on the airline line, you can choose a "sociophobic" personality.

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when they started to introduce it in the shops i was like thank god cuz i hate waiting in a huge queue where someone has a trolley of stuff and i have like 1 piece of bread

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Uber pets

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A lot of people there with self-hatred and trying to be better. it gets a bit easier everyday.

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When I was at the pub and the had rum and cokes on special, I felt they met my needs with careful attention

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my bestie gave me a gift out of nowhere - it was just something she saw while she was out with someone else and thought of me so she wanted to give it to me

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hometown dishes in Sydney

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The shop assistant knew that English was not my first language and spoke to me at a slower pace

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When I asked the barber not to cut too much, and he did it just right.

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When I go to those Chinese and Korean clothes shops in central Sydney.

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Many countries have English equivalents under signs even in more niche places e.g. warnings or medical supplies, even when they dont have large English populations. Helpful for me and the monolingual gangg

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Having someone else pronounce my last name correctly

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Wifi and kitchen existing in uni,

Products in vending machines have been priced down

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When there are options to "skip" onboarding personalisation questions to speed up the process, good for impatient people or those who are in a rush

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Women’s gyms :P

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Quiet periods lower noise in the supermarkets, which helps with navigating the area comfortably. They also slightly lower the lights which helps with light sensitivity.

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Shoe brands with the wide-fit selections for my chunky feet

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When my male coworkers didn't leave the seat up in the shared bathroom 😊

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But when I find jeans that fit me well. Literally my dream pair. As someone who struggled to find jeans the right length finding this pair changed my life.

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Milk alternatives

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It’s probably one of the only movies that accurately describes growing up in a non- European country despite being European, and seeing the lifestyle and growing up with such a big family.

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Uni inclusion and disability support services

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gender neutral bathrooms

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When they make extra long pants for tall people

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I was in China and they had a mild flavoured noodle

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I was in China and they had a mild flavoured noodle

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mardi gras!!

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Free pads and hair ties in fancy bathrooms

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I identify as a middle eastern person. However, over the years, every time I had to check a box for my ethnicity, I was forced to pick "white" because the explainer on most forms said that middle eastern people are considered white. This was particularly common on forms for US based organizations. That can't be further from the truth for me (based on my lived experience). Last year, the US government updated ethnic and racial categories on their census and as part of that, they created a new category for "middle eastern" people. Because US led initiatives are so influential across the globe, this changed things in many ways. I can now pick the right ethnicity on these forms.

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When I was riding on the shinkansen in Japan with my luggage, the train guard pointed out luggage racks located in each carriage designed specifically for large luggage to be stored in.

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As someone of mixed ethnic background, the question of "what's your background?" generally becomes a complicated explanation of different ethnicities. This rings especially true for online forms/surveys, in which most often there is either no option to choose a mix, or I am relegated to "other". This makes it surprising (in a good way) when forms consider racial inclusivity by making as simple a change as having checkboxes instead of radio buttons, allowing for the selection of multiple races.