People in Honduras generally expect polite, respectful treatment of everyone, but everyday social life can still be quite traditional, so inclusive language and behavior may be more noticeable in urban workplaces, schools, and NGOs than in smaller communities. If you are discussing gender, sexuality, disability, or ethnicity, it is best to be tactful and nonjudgmental, since Indigenous and Afro-Honduran communities such as the
Garífuna are part of the country’s social fabric but may not always be treated equally in practice.