Regina Rini, a Canada Research Chair at York University, dives into the complex world of microaggressions. She challenges the perception that these subtle insults are insignificant, highlighting their real impact on marginalized communities. Rini offers innovative takes on skepticism surrounding microaggressions, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging personal experiences. She also discusses strategies for addressing microaggressors and explores the ethical implications of blame and accountability in fostering societal change. Plus, she hints at future work examining social media's effects on our interactions.
