Microaggressions

He felt frustrated when his classmates consistently made microaggressions towards his cultural background.

Despite their accomplishments, many women in the field of technology continue to face microaggressions and gender bias.

The book explores the experiences of racial minorities and the impact of microaggressions on their daily lives.

When people assume that someone of Asian descent must be good at math, it perpetuates microaggressions against Asians.

The constant invalidation of a person's experiences with mental health issues can be considered microaggressions that further stigmatize them.

He often experienced microaggressions when people assumed he couldn't speak English fluently because of his accent.

Her colleague's constant interruptions during meetings were subtle microaggressions that undermined her authority.

The diversity training program emphasized the importance of recognizing and addressing microaggressions to create a more inclusive society.

She experienced microaggressions at work when her colleagues constantly asked her about her immigration status.

The customer service representative was trained to recognize and address microaggressions directed towards customers of different ethnic backgrounds.

The student organization organized a panel discussion on microaggressions in academia to address the challenges faced by marginalized groups on campus.