Vivian Lu

The Microaggressions Project

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Co-creator of the Microaggressions Project blog; social anthropology grad student at Stanford

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Some college campuses across the U.S. are addressing an issue they call “microaggressions”: seemingly harmless comments that might not be so harmless.

Microaggressions

Some college campuses across the U.S. are addressing an issue they call “microaggressions”: seemingly harmless comments that might not be so harmless.

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