International Womens Day or Asian
Posting for as a brand especially if you have a large amount of clients customers or team members who celebrate it but again its always better to make everyone feel welcome and included by posting about them but if you feel youre unable to be authentic about it because you dont know enough or simply because you dont think its right for your brand then its better to err on the side of caution what exactly should you say in order to post authentically about a holiday what should you even say in the post should you say anything at all it largely depends on the holiday for something like fathers day a sentence.Or two in the caption of your post about wishing a happy holiday to all different kinds of dads suffices for holidays that signify something with a greater weight to it like martin luther king jr day for example might require some further Phone Number List context in order to make your post be as authentic as possible sticking with the martin luther king jr day example incorporating a quote from him as well as reaffirming why its important to recognize and celebrate the day would be appropriate.
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As well for identitybased holidays or months likeamerican and pacific islander history month it would be very meaningful to have some of your team members who live every day of their lives with these identities explain why these holidays are important to them and how they celebrate this shows your audience that these holidays arent just an opportunity to get likes on an obligatory post made out of a forced attempt at inclusion on behalf of your brand but rather are days that have a real human element behind them by showing the people who actually celebrate and have knowledge of these days if youre posting about holidays that originate outside
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