In my experience, the term “radical empathy” isn’t used very often when people explain these ideas to the public—I more often see it used as shorthand within the community, as a quick way of referring to concepts that people are already familiar with.
In public communication, I see this kind of thing more often just called “empathy”, or referred to in simple terms like “caring for everyone equally”, “helping people no matter where they live”, etc.
In my experience, the term “radical empathy” isn’t used very often when people explain these ideas to the public—I more often see it used as shorthand within the community, as a quick way of referring to concepts that people are already familiar with.
In public communication, I see this kind of thing more often just called “empathy”, or referred to in simple terms like “caring for everyone equally”, “helping people no matter where they live”, etc.