sharna sammy·Aug 28MicroaggressionIn South Africa, August is known as Women’s Month. How about we skip the Women’s Month talks and treat each other with kindness and respect…
Palesa·Jul 3People who laugh when injustice is being done are accomplicesWhen Bystanders Become Accomplices
Godfried Asante·Nov 13, 2025I’ve been called “divisive” more times than I can count.When I speak about creating fair and equitable systems, I’m not trying to divide people. I’m trying to help us imagine a community where…
aïda ruby·Oct 10, 2025Essay about what I call accent-bullyingIn class, the teacher asked us to use a Russian accent as a way to “de-stigmatize” accents when a foreigner speaks English. She has Russian…
@Tistje·Sep 30, 2025Microaggressions and Masking: The Invisible Struggle of Autistic EmployeesMicroaggressions and masking erode autistic employees’ mental health. Workplaces must change culture, not people, to truly include.
Amalka·Aug 17, 2025Why Microaggressions Are AbleismWhen most people think of ableism, they picture the obvious: no ramps, inaccessible bathrooms, or someone being denied a job because of a…A response icon1A response icon1
Sriram·Aug 8, 2025The Power of the Pause: Conflict, Perception, and ResolutionConflicts are rarely just about the facts at hand. Whether at home, in the workplace, or on the street, they often begin when we perceive a…
Cinse Bonino·Mar 18, 2025Micro CompetitionsI have noticed another side effect of capitalism — micro competitions in our daily lives, especially in our communications. Far too often…
Alma del Valle·Feb 26, 2025The Double Standard of Power: Who Gets to Be “Difficult” and Who Doesn’t?Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyJustin Olhipi·Jan 19, 2025Yikes! What Just Happened?A young man tried to rage-bait me on the busA response icon24A response icon24
