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I grew up low class, and expected my life to be hard - only I didn’t process it as “hard”; it was just how life *was.* I was going to

It's a bit of a weird sensation to realize that the majority of my peers didn't grow up lower class, they mostly went to college and didn't work jobs that

On one hand, it's good to listen to and make space for someone's pain. On the other hand, if someone's expression of pain is hurting you, it's okay to have

Some people talk very precisely - a sentence means exactly what they said, and they might not agree with a sentence worded slightly differently. Other people talk vaguely - a

i entered a CH room titled "where the caucasian people @? ask a black person a question"where ppl were getting mad at a white woman for being 'ignorant' and not

In my experience, the biggest unspoken and often unseen social motivator is attractiveness.Consistently, hotter people are treated better, even subtly, and consistently most people around me have either denied or

storytime:when I was a child, my dad was extremely cruel in a lot of ways. I remember trying to empathize with him and being terrified because he didn't seem 'aware'

For me personally, I consider prejudiced action to be 'bad' when it fails to update based on countering evidence, and 'fine' if it does update.SOME EXAMPLES: Your stereotype of redheads

A twitter thread summary of this paper on the accuracy of stereotypes, which I read so you don't have to: https://www.gwern.net/docs/psychology/2016-jussim.pdf We open with a summary of attitudes in various

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