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In reply to the discussion: Racial Microaggressions, Portraits of People Highlight Every-Day Racism [View all]Blanket Statements
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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