"Microaggression" is the buzzword of the new school year, but why exactly is it so harmful? | Quartz

What are #microaggressions and how can we best address them in the workplace? Dr. Derald Wing Sue, a professor of psychology and education at Teachers College, Columbia University, explains the significance of these everyday slights, insults, and put-downs toward people of color and other marginalized communities. Click to read more about these behaviors and how they permeate daily life with #HealthMatters: https://nyphosp.co/2HdKMah | NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

"Microaggression" is a real problem at the workplace. The list of behaviours that count as microaggressions is endless. Work plans are made outside office and you are not included; ideas are discussed during cigarette breaks and you are just informed; just because you are a woman, you are given all the "womanly" tasks - ordering lunch and coffee, taking notes in the meeting or making rangoli at the office function. | NDTV