The practice of creating environments where all individuals, regardless of background or ability, are welcomed, valued, and provided with equitable access and opportunities. Inclusion promotes fairness and respect in various settings.

Inclusion is often criticized for simply adding exploited and marginalized groups into existing systems without challenging the underlying structures, leading to assimilation rather than transformation. This approach can maintain the status quo rather than dismantling oppressive dynamics. However, in some codeswitching contexts, inclusion can still be a useful step, allowing marginalized communities to navigate mainstream spaces for survival or access. While inclusion may offer short-term solutions, the ultimate goal should be radical change—centering equity and justice—to ensure that these voices lead in creating more accessible, meaningful, and transformative technological futures.