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Microaggressions

salpaaradise wrote 2 weeks ago: Hello! Welcome to my blog. Here I’ll be documenting my personal experiences with microaggressi … more →

Tags: Privilege, Ally

Home is where the... eh. Home is where I'm at.1 comment

Parker Marie wrote 3 weeks ago: Ever just have one of those weeks where tiny thing after tiny thing piles up; microaggression after … more →

Tags: Personal, Transgender, trans, Transition, misgendering

Some thoughts on having invisible illnesses1 comment

Rebekah Kosier wrote 3 weeks ago: I become so self-conscious when I fuck up: miss class or don’t finish the reading, don’t turn in an … more →

Tags: Invisible Illness, ableism, Depression, anxiety, Friends, College

Little Hurt1 comment

pollychromatic wrote 1 month ago: I’m going to explain microaggression in a really quick, easy to comprehend way. You might have … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Ideas!, Oppression!, systemic oppression

Liberals Aren't Exempt from Bias

Monique John wrote 2 months ago: The incidents at Oberlin College this past month shows that even the most openminded among us are ca … more →

Tags: Op-Editorials, Bigotry, Fordham, Ku Klux Klan, Oberlin College, racism, Swastikas

Being Queer6 comments

Alicen Lewis wrote 2 months ago: So I was calling my mother like a good daughter the other weekend (which unfortunately doesn’t … more →

Tags: Growing Up, gender/sexuality, Queer, College, Gay, Lesbian, Scripps, microaggressions, parent

At least twice a week1 comment

seungmin282 wrote 3 months ago: “Where are you from?” “Canada.” “China?” “Canada.” … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

Reblogged: My body is not heartbreaking: more fun with microaggressions6 comments

Aoife O'Riordan wrote 5 months ago: My body is not heartbreaking: more fun with microaggressions. There are people–seemingly reasonable, … more →

Tags: Real Life, Food, Body, Weight, Body Image, health, HAES, Fat Acceptance, fatphobia

Happy Thanksgiving! ...Right?1 comment

hnska wrote 6 months ago: On Thursday, many of us will be celebrating Thanksgiving. It’s a day to remember all the thing … more →

Tags: Thanksgiving, Native Americans, ojibwe, macroaggression, heidi

Sticks and stones

Steven Kendall wrote 7 months ago: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” An old saying, but … more →

Tags: Self Acceptance, Bullying, Homophobia

on my mind: women.

Alexandra wrote 8 months ago: There are a lot of women-related things I want to write clever words about. Women and culture. Women … more →

Tags: Feminism, Weight, Body Image, Women, Women's Issues, Body Issues

Christopher Emdin Questions the American Image

Starlette McNeill wrote 8 months ago: Christopher Emdin of The Huffington Post discusses the problems with the American image, the “ … more →

Tags: Race, Race and the American image, Sikh shooting in Wisconsin, trayvon martin case, Christopher Emdin, The American Way, The American Dream

An Eye-Opening Perspective (Repost)

alltheseplacesfeellikehome wrote 9 months ago: Some of you may or may not have heard about Oprah’s trip to India.  If you hadn’t, well, … more →

Tags: thought provoking, gaining perspective, India, first post, abc, Apa, D.W. Sue, Multicultural Issues, Oprah

Microaggression Awareness5 comments

DIGG LIFE wrote 10 months ago: Dr. Derald Wing Sue describes microaggressions as “brief every indignities that may be verbal, … more →

Tags: Perspectives on Diversity & Equity, Early Childhood Studies, Dr. Derald Wing Sue, Awareness

On Microaggression1 comment

Brenna McCaffrey wrote 10 months ago:   One of the more common dismissals of feminism that I hear (apart from “women already ha … more →

Tags: Gender, Feminism, Social Justice, identity, sexism, feminist, Race, Little Things

More Microagression from Japan Police

smikejapan wrote 10 months ago: Last night on the way home I stopped in at 7/11 and bought a beer and a loaf of bread. I paid with e … more →

Tags: Japan, Racism in Japan, Japanese police

Say My Name. What's My Name.

Emoent wrote 10 months ago: “You know, my parents almost named me Percival,” my dentist laughed and replied after a … more →

Tags: The 'I' in Identity, identity, name, Chinese, Culture

"You are Racist! Yes you!": Reflections on racism in South Africa with a focus on Microaggression

themuseletter wrote 10 months ago: This piece aims to add to the ongoing dialogue on racism in this country by introducing the concept … more →

Tags: musings, south african politics, racism, leandra, Derald W. Sue, M.C Makhalima, Diversity, bennett

A Taxi Ride

smikejapan wrote 11 months ago: Tonight I hopped into a taxi and the driver asked me where I was from. I told him and thought we wou … more →

Tags: Japan


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