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In reply to the discussion: Racial Microaggressions, Portraits of People Highlight Every-Day Racism [View all]The2ndWheel
(7,947 posts)24. First thing, I'm pretty sure we're in agreement in this thread
Yes, the white mindset that is general dumbassery. White people are boorish idiots who don't understand anything that isn't white. I think it's obvious from that group of pictures that that's the message. You don't see a picture of a white person with a sign saying "I'm not a boorish idiot who doesn't understand anything that isn't white", probably for a reason. That reason being, white people are boorish idiots who don't understand anything that isn't white, and prove it every day if these signs are accurate.
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Racial Microaggressions, Portraits of People Highlight Every-Day Racism [View all]
ismnotwasm
Dec 2013
OP
+1. Nothing there that carries the assumption that the people being addressed are "less than".
El_Johns
Dec 2013
#10
When people ask me stupid questions about my severely handicapped sibling, I just find that
El_Johns
Dec 2013
#19
A sweet young thing from the south asked me "But what IS he?" about a fellow nurse
Warpy
Dec 2013
#5
I find it interesting, if problematic, that it is simultaneously racist to ignore someone's...
Shandris
Dec 2013
#6
Wow. People at DU don't understand and/or believe in the concept of microaggressions
gollygee
Dec 2013
#30
overly sensitive?who are you to decide. what you are doing is giving us an example of microagression
seabeyond
Dec 2013
#66
That's just wrong. Your culture is just as worth celebrating as anyone else's.
Nye Bevan
Dec 2013
#68