University Of Missouri: Complimenting Disabled People Is A “Microaggression”…

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Via Campus Reform:

http://www.campusreform.org/?ID=7696

The University of Missouri Diversity Office offers a primer on microaggressions that spotlights such seemingly innocuous phrases as telling a disabled person that “you people are so inspiring.”

The handout, “Can We Talk Microaggressions in Every Day [sic] Life,” highlights the messages behind common microaggressions and is available on the Mizzou Diversity website, a part of the Chancellor’s Diversity Initiative.

The handout was adapted from the books Microaggressions and Marginality: Manifestations, Dynamics, and Impact and Microaggressions In Everyday Life: Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation, both by Dr. Derald Wing Sue.

Sue is a professor of counseling psychology at Columbia University’s Teachers College, and has written numerous publications about multicultural counseling, ethnic diversity, minority issues, racism and antiracism, and psychology.

 

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so calling someone a GOOD GIMP is as bad as calling it a BAD GIMP

 

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Hang all the Radical Democrat Extremists and let Allah sort them out.

 

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BECAUSE THEIR BRAINS HAVE 404ed: College ‘Bias Response Team’ Targets Free Speech With 680 Signs.

“Offensive speech includes using the word ‘crazy.’”

Yeah, I could see how that one hits far too close to home for the average SJW.

“Also offensive: ‘You look so skinny’ and ‘Did you lose weight?’”

Something tells me that most SJWs don’t hear those phrases very often.

“Other offensive terms: ‘poor,’ ‘illegal immigrant,’ ‘hey guys,’ and ‘ghetto.’”

What about “Hey You Guys?!” Isn’t that grandfathered in thanks to Rita Moreno in the Electric Company?

 

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I think that maybe Columbia needs to adjust the fluoride levels in its water supply...