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"Instead of openness, cooperation and outward focus, the environment has too often felt toxic, exclusionary and deeply disheartening."

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What he had originally understood as a welcoming LGBTQ+ community now felt exclusionary and hostile.

Prices skyrocketed, and environmental groups warned COP30 could be "the most exclusionary in history."

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It also prohibits the use of exclusionary “safe spaces” that imply access only to students “of a specific racial or ethnic group.”

A new "self-identity" law has sparked controversy across Hungary, with critics accusing it of encouraging the segregation of minority communities, such as Roma people, with exclusionary housing regulations.

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