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I sometimes feel like the dominant culture in our class is anti-minority related topics and dominant Anglo Saxon patriarchal society

I often feel like issues that revolve around me and minorities are classified as “other”
And other people’s problems
Like
As if the dominant culture says, let “them” handle it

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Even when someone has an offensive opinion, I think it's important to respond to it with patience. When we aggressively shout each other down, it only worsens the divide and entrenches that person in their view

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Even when someone has an offensive opinion, I think it's important to respond to it with patience. When we aggressively shout each other down, it only worsens the divide and entrenches that person in their view

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Regardless of our beliefs and opinions. I think all of us need to learn to be accepting of different opinions, try not to offend each other, learn to politely educate when someone makes mistakes instead of blatantly criticizing, and accept criticism when given. I hope the school would facilitate this, maybe for example by training students and faculty members in dealing with microaggressions in school and in our medical careers in the future.

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The central question really is: SHOULD WE BE TOLERANT OF INTOLERANCE? 

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The central question really is: SHOULD WE BE TOLERANT OF INTOLERANCE? 

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Sometimes I ask myself if it is even worth it 

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Sometimes I ask myself if it is even worth it 

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Most of My peers and staff will still keep or feel the same way

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I don’t want to classified as the radical other by my peers

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It doesn’t feel safe tbh

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3) i am very bad at reacting on the spot bc sometimes I’m just shocked by people’s responses/thoughts....so it takes me a while to say something....and I usually think about it the next day when it is too late

Smh

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1) I generally talk to classmates who I think will have a similar opinion or would have had a similar reaction to mine. I also talk to people I know well and trust regardless of what I think they will say because I often second guess my own discomfort and want to see how that person feels about the situation.

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1.) The deans, my friends at the school 2.) I think that those with opposing viewpoints should raise their points (bc often times, I always feel scared to voice my opinions, but I do because I feel like they are valid and necessary). And we should be open to discourse and open to learning and open to feeling uncomfortable. 

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1.) The deans, my friends at the school 2.) I think that those with opposing viewpoints should raise their points (bc often times, I always feel scared to voice my opinions, but I do because I feel like they are valid and necessary). And we should be open to discourse and open to learning and open to feeling uncomfortable. 

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Also, I think Trump came about because a lot of people kept their opinions to themselves and were angry for a long time....

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2) I ask people on their opinions and depending on how comfortable I am with them, I share my personal thoughts

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I find it emotionally taxing to continually bring up/defend my viewpoints of groups being humanized to others - to the point where I no longer engage with conversations on the matter.

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I find it emotionally taxing to continually bring up/defend my viewpoints of groups being humanized to others - to the point where I no longer engage with conversations on the matter.

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1. My friends in the class; I am aware that a lot of them share my political ideologies and viewpoints.
2. Yes
3. Privately

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1) I usually keep it to myself since as a minority, I grew up listening to bad things about my culture for example. But now I feel that I can and should speak up, bc it does not have to be this way and I do not have to tolerate microavgressions

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1) When you experience or witness a situation that makes you feel uncomfortable, who do you talk to?

2) When you experience or witness a situation that makes you feel uncomfortable, have you ever discussed your opinions with those who disagree?

3) When someone expressed an opinion that differed from your own, how did you react? Publicly versus Privately?