TIPs: The Brain & Change > Microaggressions
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Feeling bothered when you notice people actively not sitting next to you because of the color of your skin or the things you are wearing? Have you noticed men talking down to you because your a woman or a minority? Things like these are called microaggressions and can subtly hurt our sense of self in our community, state, country. Learn more about microaggressions and their cultural impact below.
Everybody struggles with cultural sensitivity. You may offer someone pork when they don’t eat it. You may find yourself stumbling to find the correct words or phrase that helps you relate to someone. Or, you continue reading
