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LEARN TO BECOME A SENSITIVITY READER: So what is a Sensitivity Reader, anyway? A Sensitivity Reader is someone who has a writing or editing background; (or simply an avid reader) with extensive personal experiences that they use to draw upon when they review projects submitted to them for bias, racism, or unintentional stereotypes. https://sensitivityreviews.com https://patricewilliamsmarks.com

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Sensitivity
readers!
What are they?
Want to Be One?
SensitivityReviews.com
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Sensitivity readers...
Are just another research
tool for…
× Authors
2

Sensitivity readers...
Are just another research
tool for…
× Authors
× Publishers
3

Sensitivity readers...
Are just another research
tool for…
× Authors
× Publishers
× Content Creators
4

Read...
× For unintentional
misrepresentation
6
I can
do that!

Read...
× For unintentional
misrepresentation
× Bias
7
I can
do that!

Read...
× For unintentional
misrepresentation
× Bias
× As a marginalized
person
8
I can
do that!

Read...
× For unintentional
misrepresentation
× Bias
× As a marginalized
person
× For Stereotypes
9
I can
do that!

IT IS ONLY ANOTHER
USEFUL RESOURCE - CREATORS
CHOOSE
TO USE SUGGESTIONS OR NOT
11

Sensitivity readers...
× Want to Help People
14

Sensitivity readers...
× Want to Help People
× Come From Marginalized
Groups

Sensitivity readers...
× Want to Help People
× Come From Marginalized
Groups
× Have personal experiences
to draw upon

Sensitivity readers...
× Want to Help People
× Come From Marginalized
Groups
× Have personal experiences
to draw upon
× Love to Read/Avid Readers

Sensitivity readers...
× Want to Help People
× Come From Marginalized
Groups
× Have personal experiences
to draw upon
× Love to Read
× Writing Background
(professionally or not)

SENSITIVITY READERS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN NICHES
PHYSICALLY
CHALLENGED?
NATIVE
AMERICAN?
OBESE/plus
size?
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SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
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SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
× LGBTQ
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SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
× LGBTQ
× Obese/Plus Size
24

SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
× LGBTQ
× Obese/Plus Size
× Little Person
25

SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
× LGBTQ
× Obese/Plus Size
× Little Person
× Mental Health
26

SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
× LGBTQ
× Obese/Plus Size
× Little Person
× Mental Health
× Foster Care
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SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
× LGBTQ
× Obese/Plus Size
× Little Person
× Mental Health
× Foster Care
× Religion (Muslim, JW’s, etc.)
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SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few)
× Minorities
× LGBTQ
× Obese/Plus Size
× Little Person
× Mental Health
× Foster Care
× Religion (Muslim, JW’s, etc.)
× Poor Communities
29

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Do you make
good money as
a sensitivity
reader?
32
I lost my job!

LEARNING TO BE A SENSITIVITY READER IS EASY AS...
1 2 3
34

36
2.
Learn from a Expert
Sensitivity Reader

37
3.
Start with a FREE
Email Course TODAY!
Free???

FREE
SENSITIVITY READING 101
EMAIL COURSE!
38https://sensitivityreviews.com

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What was that
link to the free
course again?

FREE
SENSITIVITY READING 101
EMAIL COURSE!
40https://sensitivityreviews.com

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What is a Sensitivity Reader? How Do You Become One? https://freecourse.sensitivityreviews.com

1. Sensitivity readers! What are they? Want to Be One? SensitivityReviews.com 1

2. Sensitivity readers... Are just another research tool for… × Authors 2

3. Sensitivity readers... Are just another research tool for… × Authors × Publishers 3

4. Sensitivity readers... Are just another research tool for… × Authors × Publishers × Content Creators 4

5. Sensitivity readers... 5

6. Read... × For unintentional misrepresentation 6 I can do that!

7. Read... × For unintentional misrepresentation × Bias 7 I can do that!

8. Read... × For unintentional misrepresentation × Bias × As a marginalized person 8 I can do that!

9. Read... × For unintentional misrepresentation × Bias × As a marginalized person × For Stereotypes 9 I can do that!

10. I HEARD IT’S CENSORSHIP! 10

11. IT IS ONLY ANOTHER USEFUL RESOURCE - CREATORS CHOOSE TO USE SUGGESTIONS OR NOT 11

12. Who can be a sensitivity reader?

13. 13 Can I be??

14. Sensitivity readers... × Want to Help People 14

15. Sensitivity readers... × Want to Help People × Come From Marginalized Groups

16. Sensitivity readers... × Want to Help People × Come From Marginalized Groups × Have personal experiences to draw upon

17. Sensitivity readers... × Want to Help People × Come From Marginalized Groups × Have personal experiences to draw upon × Love to Read/Avid Readers

18. Sensitivity readers... × Want to Help People × Come From Marginalized Groups × Have personal experiences to draw upon × Love to Read × Writing Background (professionally or not)

19. Sensitivity readers... × Want to Help People × Come From Marginalized Groups × Have personal experiences to draw upon × Love to Read × Writing Background (professionally or not) × Want to Work From Home

20. SENSITIVITY READERS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN NICHES PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED? NATIVE AMERICAN? OBESE/plus size? 20

21. WHAT NICHE ? 21 I WANT A L I S T !

22. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities 22

23. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ 23

24. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size 24

25. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size × Little Person 25

26. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size × Little Person × Mental Health 26

27. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size × Little Person × Mental Health × Foster Care 27

28. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size × Little Person × Mental Health × Foster Care × Religion (Muslim, JW’s, etc.) 28

29. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size × Little Person × Mental Health × Foster Care × Religion (Muslim, JW’s, etc.) × Poor Communities 29

30. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size × Little Person × Mental Health × Foster Care × Religion (Muslim, JW’s, etc.) × Poor communities × Urban Communities 30

31. SENSITIVITY READERS niches (a few) × Minorities × LGBTQ × Obese/Plus Size × Little Person × Mental Health × Foster Care × Religion (Muslim, JW’s, etc.) × Poor Communities × Urban Communities × AND MORE!!!! 31

32. Place your screenshot here Do you make good money as a sensitivity reader? 32 I lost my job!

33. Ahhh, yeah!

34. LEARNING TO BE A SENSITIVITY READER IS EASY AS... 1 2 3 34

35. 35 1. Commit to your new business!

36. 36 2. Learn from a Expert Sensitivity Reader

37. 37 3. Start with a FREE Email Course TODAY! Free???

38. FREE SENSITIVITY READING 101 EMAIL COURSE! 38https://sensitivityreviews.com

39. 39 What was that link to the free course again?

40. FREE SENSITIVITY READING 101 EMAIL COURSE! 40https://sensitivityreviews.com

41. 41 Okay! I got it!

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