In order to avoid marginalization occurring in a group, group leaders must first
A) decide who should be in the group.
B) engage in self-exploration.
C) decide to be "colorblind" and "neutral".
D) read at least three books on different cultural groups.

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Engaging in self-exploration allows group leaders to recognize their own biases and assumptions, which may contribute to marginalization of certain group members. This self-awareness can then guide leaders in creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members. While decisions about group composition and cultural competence are important, they are secondary to the leader's personal work in examining their own attitudes and beliefs. Reading books on different cultural groups may also be helpful, but is not the most important factor in preventing marginalization. Choosing to be "colorblind" and "neutral" can actually contribute to marginalization by denying the importance of different identities and experiences.

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