Sentences with phrase «microaggressions from»

In a separate study, Frisby examined 643 news stories about elite tennis players Serena Williams and Angelique Kerber to determine if athletes of color receive different amounts of microaggressions from the media compared to white athletes who experience similar amounts of athletic success.

Not exact matches

As a professor and author of the book, «Microaggressions in Everyday Life: Race, Gender and Sexual Orientation,» Sue uses his research to educate businesses and corporations about the intervention trainings they can do to prevent these issues from reoccurring.

It's time we examine the negative ramifications to long - standing microaggressions, misogyny, and verbal abuse as seriously as we would embezzling or sexual misconduct from a church leader.

Now, researchers at the University of Missouri School of Journalism have found that microaggressions against female athletes in the media increased by nearly 40 percent from the 2012 Summer Olympic Games to the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.

Amanda Rose Wilder's documentary about the attempt to open a «free school» (no enforced curriculum, virtually all rules co-created with students) in New Jersey was shot way back in 2007 and 2008, well before the recent controversies on college campuses involving everything from trigger warnings to microaggressions.

A cringe-fest of microaggressions and eerie entrances, the film also boasts a very funny supporting performance from Thou Wast Mild and Lovely director Josephine Decker as a blithely condescending, self - styled patron of the arts who only opens her mouth to switch feet.

As Brea heads inside, John is accosted by a trio of gnarly white bikers, who move from casual conversation to racial microaggressions to all - out aggression.

And when coming from a teacher or student, it's also just one example of a «microaggression,» an incident of everyday discrimination that students encounter that may contribute to lower performance and disengagement.

Rankine's genre - bending work touches on microaggressions in academia, pop culture and sports in a conversational style: «there exists a medical term — John Henryism — for people exposed to stresses stemming from racism.

Issues explored include microaggressions with white clients, understanding how internalized racism manifests in the therapeutic context, and the dynamics between people of color from different races in the therapeutic relationships.

Mark is a trained facilitator in a variety of sensitivity trainings and workshops, and has experience working with inclusion & microaggression issues from an LGBTQA + perspective.