My Experience With Micro Aggressions, And My Current And...

Outline: Introduction: a) As a part of the society, it is unavoidable to enjoy the power and the privilege while experience the discrimination or micro-aggression both consciously or unconsciously. b) In this paper, I will mainly about my relationships to the power and privilege, my experience with micro-aggressions, and my current and past perceptions of micro-aggression against persons who perceived as LGBTQIA. I. My relation to power and privilege according to my sexual orientation, ability level and race is obvious. a) My sexual orientation is heterosexuality. i) Heterosexuality is dominant in the society. ii) I have the heterosexual privilege. b) My race is Asian. i) Yellow people is a minor group in the United States. ii) Asian people own less power and privilege than the dominant group. c) My ability level is normal. i) I am an abled and healthy person with average intelligence. ii) Most people a similar to me, which is the dominant group that owns power. II. 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