Critical theory: The barometer could be paired with critical theory if students critique assumptions in society with a focus on the perspectives of marginalized groups. Examples Introduce a complex or controver
In addition to microaggressions perpetrated by a specific person, people can also experienceenvironmental microaggressions. Environmental microaggressions occur when something in the physical or social context communicates a negative message to members of marginalized groups. For example, Sue writes, repr...
When your audience could take the message literally: Satire relies on your audience identifying intentional exaggeration, so there’s always a risk of some readers missing the point and taking it too literally. When the target is a marginalized group or individuals facing hardship: Satire that targ...
Prioritizing municipal water bonds in communities with the greatest demand for assistance ensures that historical patterns of low investment in marginalized communities do not continue. Government-funded activities like funding new roads, rezoning school districts, or even building a new park can have ...
The term, institutionalized racism, is the pattern of intentional acts of discrimination towards marginalized groups of individuals through the means of legislation and practices. The landmark battle that argued that institutionalized racism had relations to environmentally injustice was the case of Bean ...
Today, however, things have changed significantly. All marginalized groups—racial minorities, women, people with disabilities, etc.—are now being treated with more respect and are getting more opportunities in life. But what exactly does “equality” mean? Does it mean that everyone should be tr...
Cleaning homes and streets, taking care of children, elderly, sick and disabled, is work of care that tends to be displaced on marginalized members of communities: people of low castes in caste societies, migrants and working class women in modern Western societies [25], [26], [27]. The ...
The term ''counterculture'' refers to a movement that sets itself in opposition to the mainstream culture. Counterculture movements often, but not always, seek to right injustices and fight for marginalized groups. What is an example of a counter culture?
In this model of gender relations, a small minority identifies as LGBTQIA, who may share similar experiences of being marginalized or discriminated against, and thus may identify as an in-group. The large majority that falls outside this in-group is an out-group who may or may not be empat...
Machine learning, like most technologies, comes with significant challenges. Some of these impact the day-to-day lives of people, while others have a more tangible effect on the world of cybersecurity. 1. Impact on the jobs market Many people are concerned that machine-learning may do such ...