"One final issue in the microaggression debate stems from the fact that most slights and insults, whether real or imagined, are never labeled microaggressions. Recognizing only some of them as such privileges some victims over others."
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It is similar with the implicit association test. It is not about the pseudoscience of the test, but about who has the power to impose it on whom.
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Then this is a good idea:https://twitter.com/JamesADamore/status/905553462720528384 …
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Awesome (and not a problem - thanks for the suggestions)! I hadn't noticed
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I've always wondered. Shouldn't wearing a cloth telling every other women she's a wh*re, and every man he's a rapist, be considered a MACROagression?
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"If you're using a microscope to find an aggression, you're trying too hard to take offense."--Ozman Droom
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