Microaggressionscan be around race or gender. Gender microaggressions include sexual objectification, the use of sexist language, making assumptions based on gender, the use of sexist humor, slights, insults, or using a derogatory analogy. Some of these subtle and not-so-subtle actions or commen...
Here is a sample of what microaggressions may look like for older employees: ‘There’s this new tool; you probably haven’t heard about it.’ ‘We might not want to give this project to Bill as he may have trouble working with our new platform.’ ‘We’re looking at this new tre...
Learn what micro expressions are and who discovered them. Explore the types of micro expressions along with examples. Understand how micro...
Microassaults.Microassaults are the most overt microaggressions. With microassaults, the person committing the microaggression acted intentionally and knew their behavior might be hurtful.For example, using a derogatory term to refer to a person of color would be a microassault. Microinsults.Micro...
Importance & Impact of Diversity in Work Teams Practical Application: Disability Etiquette in the Workplace Scenarios Case Study: JPMorgan Chase & Co., Accenture, & PwC Fostering Religious Inclusion Managing Different Generations in the Workplace Reducing Microaggressions in the Workplace: Stra...
A microaggression is an indirect, sometimes subtle put-down toward a person from a marginalized community, often wrapped up in what pretends to be a compliment. When I’m personally lingering in the uncomfortable after-spray of a microaggression, I feel faced with a big decision: What do I...
One study found that 60% of workers have witnessed or potentially witnessed microaggressions in the workplace. Your company must check in with employees regularly to ensure they feel supported. When you send employees a belonging and inclusion survey, you’re taking the first step toward ...
The Role of Non Inclusive Language in Microaggressions Non inclusive language like “man hours” or “master’s degree” may seem harmless, but they reinforce implicit bias. Therefore, these terms are part of a broader issue where outdated or exclusionary language supports the oppression of other...
11. Addressing Workplace Microaggression Microaggressions – subtle, indirect forms of discrimination or bias – can make the workplace environment uncomfortable and hostile. Assertiveness aids in addressing these issues respectfully but effectively. ...
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