CSU Senior Publishes Microaggressions Memoir
In my lifetime we’ve gone from What Christmastime means to me to What microaggressions mean to me. “A California student confessed microaggressions she had perpetrated on the LGBTQ community for her capstone project published Friday,” Rob Shimshock reports in The Daily Caller. “California State University, Monterey Bay student Erika A. Perez Montes, who identifies as ‘queer,’ published the 22-page paper, entitled ‘Microaggressions within the LGBTQ+ Community: An Autoethnography,’ as her senior capstone project for her human communication major with a practical and professional ethics emphasis.”
Practical? Professional? Ethical?
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