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The appearance of belonging to a group that society, or a sub-set of society, has historically discriminated against.

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Unfortunately, innate and natural characteristics are subject to discrimination, like gender, race, age. Anything related to physical appearance and many more things.

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Lack of power in the environment, especially when it is normalized and embedded systemically, often based on visible and invisible differences that are not understood or are feared, and it's furthered by a lack of organized community support

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I cannot answer the question.

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Not being part of the majority, feeling unvalued and powerless, fear

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Not being part of the majority, feeling unvalued and powerless, fear

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Psychological suffering from not feeling accepted or belonging.

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Psychological suffering from not feeling accepted or belonging.

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Many times it has less to do with the person who is discriminated against. And it has more to do with the person doing the discriminating. The person who does the harm feels empowered to do so. Empowerment of discriminatory actions is the starting point.

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Verbal mannerisms (accent, lisp), physical appearance (dress and accessories, birthmarks), and recent and current political events,

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As the white paper notes, there are laws in many countries that perpetuate discrimination. If one's government or society believes you are punishable for living a certain lifestyle, then the negative impact can hit you even in your local community, whether the "laws" or police reach you or not.

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Once a minoritized individual has internalized that they are less than then they are more vulnerable to it

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False and misleading narratives in mass media increase vulnerability

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I'm sure we've all seen this, but it's such a great talk to make the point about false narratives, stereotypes, and also how we can check our own implicit biases.

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Our lives, our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories. Novelist Chimamanda Adichie tells the story of how she found her authentic cultural voice -- and warns that if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding.