… whether or not self-proclaimed victims of microaggressions are … following argument:
microaggressions are often committed … still could not see why a bird would have trouble going past …

… not have enough facilitators trained in the Microaggressions … small-group facilitators or did
not break out into small groups but … included many self-selected participants, we may not have …

… “My good intentions are enough,” we think to ourselves as we … And the book recognizes
that SAE are not going to disappear … of exclusion, which sometimes broke down along lines I …

… Facilitators also debriefed themselves to identify areas that could be improved. … Some
expressed discomfort with breaking social norms (eg, waiting their turn to speak), particularly when …

… strategies for breaking down racism and … microaggressions are reflections of explicit and
implicit biases and simply stopping prejudicial actions is not enough, unless serious internal self…

… Breaking down in tears, David clearly is overcome with sadness and says that he does …
Have we ourselves ever lost control and used racial epithets? What about telling or laughing at …

… and, subsequently, to break out into pairs of participants to … (d) I will try my best to do better
going forward.[End there, or … apologize without self-justification for racial microaggressions …

… racial microaggressions, we describe empirical findings on collective, resistance, and self-…
had accused them of getting handouts, tax breaks, or other forms of undeserved compensation…

… We break microaggressions into three types: epistemic … Consider marginalization-based
self-identity microaggressions, specifically our example of deadnaming a trans person. From the …

… In this section, I appeal to this concept to make the case that the self-doubt that
microaggressions sometimes cause is unjust not because it is misplaced, but because it is rational. …