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never having accessible elevators for my paraplegic cousin at school

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Grew up in a home characterized by male domination and physical and emotional abuse

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Grew up in a home characterized by male domination and physical and emotional abuse

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as a kid, I was made to feel invisible in my family because of my age.

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Slut shamed for enjoying bodily pleasures

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Slut shamed for enjoying bodily pleasures

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teachers/students not making an effort to remember my pronouns and consistently misgendering me

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I did a study abroad trip in high school and at the border in a foreign country, I clearly noticed being privileged as a white traveler, vs. the people of color behind me that were sent to a special room for further questioning and searching

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never learning about indigenous people outside of their colonization

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I watched gay boys get bullied all the time but at the same time, gay girls were sexualized as "hot" or "in a phase"--both violent but in different ways

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not being able to go to field trips because the costs were always too high for my single mom to afford so I missed out on a lot.

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My boyfriend at school would always try to fight any guy who tried to talk to me or be my friend.

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being afraid to bring my delicious cultural foods to lunch because other kids would bully me

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Sex education was ALWAYS hetero, never queer and never liberatory

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I hated when white ppl would say "ghetto" it was always racialized and code for meaning Black

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I struggled so much with anxiety in high school, especially with public speaking and my anxiety was never taken seriously. I would literally have panic attacks trying to present

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being challenged or told that i am too sensitive or overreacting anytime I would address disrespect toward me

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I never had one Black or Brown teacher in all of my K-12 school experience

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I was one of a handful of Mexican-American in a very white high school and was clearly treated differently than the other light skinned, white-passing Mexicans at the school.

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There was no LGBTQ clubs or support groups or resources at all at my high school and the admin would not allow students to start their own on campus

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as a teen I wanted to try out to be a cheerleader but when I went to sign up, the girl at the sign up table said I was too fat and I was going to get rejected

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Picked on by white students at my middle school for being an immigrant into this country and having a language barrier.

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Automatically assuming I was straight

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At school was given feedback on my “accent” and was treated like it was a disability

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"you're too young to understand"

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always bombarded with European standards of beauty, religion, and ways of being

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not fitting in with middle class norms or understanding their etiquette

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At one of the public elementary schools I attended, the staff would publicly punish the students for speaking Mandarin on the playground with one another--even though the student body was predominantly Chinese.

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Not being allowed to try out for the foot ball team because I was a girl

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I was a chubby little kid. As I grew up, I felt the disdain and negative connotations of being overweight. So, I still am always weight-conscious and it is hard for me to not judge others who are overweight. I feel horrible about this.

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A majority of my friends in college had their own cars and I did not; they were all impressed that I knew how to read a bus schedule.

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Not professional

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Having my house and rainbow flag shot at, and then the police not identifying it as a hate crime.

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Not having enough access to mental health, waiting list.

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Too much attitude

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I have often witnessed people deny other people's hidden disability. 

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I have often witnessed people deny other people's hidden disability. 

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Being patronized at work by supervisors who felt threatened by how well I was doing despite being much younger than they were

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My mom thinking the only way I will succeed in life in America was to only speak English instead of our native Spanish language. 

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My mom thinking the only way I will succeed in life in America was to only speak English instead of our native Spanish language. 

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I work with youth and I see this almost every day.

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Not having lunch but also not having lunch money to purchase a school lunch.

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Not having lunch but also not having lunch money to purchase a school lunch.

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Growing up in a wealthy town where many kids only had 1 parent who worked, it was difficult to feel like I was part of a community. Both of my parents worked in blue collar jobs and were often looked down upon by both  their peers and my own.

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Growing up in a wealthy town where many kids only had 1 parent who worked, it was difficult to feel like I was part of a community. Both of my parents worked in blue collar jobs and were often looked down upon by both  their peers and my own.

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Denied jobs in computer science field as a woman in the 90s

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Micromanagement. Implied inability to do the work

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You are angry calm down.

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not being able to participate at book fairs due to not being able to buy books...always feeling separate. 

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not being able to participate at book fairs due to not being able to buy books...always feeling separate. 

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Not being able to participate in things growing up because we couldn't afford it

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Not being able to participate in things growing up because we couldn't afford it

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My nephew being targeted by bullies for having emotional delays

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All the time, unfortunately! People assuming their students are able to afford things.

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All the time, unfortunately! People assuming their students are able to afford things.

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Not being interviewed for jobs clearly qualified for due to age.

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Anti-Blackness exists in every culture even among POCs

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Being mixed and not accepted by either race 

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Being mixed and not accepted by either race 

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Aggressive

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I fought a lot for my brother growing up because of homophobic attacks that were directed at him. Watching my brother hurt like that, obligated me to always step in. I also see it happen alot to close ones

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My husband being told that they couldn't accommodate his deafness- higher ed, jobs, healthcare.

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I grew up under the brutal Israeli military occupation.

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I grew up under the brutal Israeli military occupation.

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Me and other white friends using racialized language like ghetto and hood to be “edgy” and ironic. Not funny in retrospect

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Being questioned over using a sick day for mental health reasons

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I was molested by my father, grandfather and mom's boyfriend.

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Family members unintentionally mis gendering my sibling

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Harassment by male coworker. Being told my anger was because it must be “that time of the month”

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Spirit week is for the population who can afford to do it.

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I've been bigger and I've been smaller. When I'm bigger people treat me like I'm invisible or like I'm disgusting. Like it's still an acceptable way to assume things about people. Weight = worth

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Coming out as Bisexual, I have been consistently criticized and undermined by my peers. People think because I (a woman) married a man that being Bisexual is null and void when it is really a large part of my identity. 

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Coming out as Bisexual, I have been consistently criticized and undermined by my peers. People think because I (a woman) married a man that being Bisexual is null and void when it is really a large part of my identity. 

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Watching my darker skinned cousins being characterized as more angry, more violent

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anti-black conversation that put people down because of their color

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anti-black conversation that put people down because of their color

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when I see people as friends across races I feel a sense that things are beginning to change

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White washed history….history created so that the narrative benefits whiteness

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People hear my accent and immediately ask me where I am from, despite me having lived here more than I lived in my country of origin.

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People hear my accent and immediately ask me where I am from, despite me having lived here more than I lived in my country of origin.

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Working in companies where men at the table were praised and heard in ways that I was not. 

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Working in companies where men at the table were praised and heard in ways that I was not. 

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Being too dark to be mixed. Until i started speaking creole and spanish. And even then no one believes me, so i claim the race "i look like" instead

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Pay equity

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Being bi-racial and not accepted by either group

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Being bi-racial and not accepted by either group

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Being pretty “for a big girl “ or feeling inferior to thinner women 

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Being pretty “for a big girl “ or feeling inferior to thinner women 

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Grew up in a household where my father's word was gospel and there was no real room for my opinion or thoughts as a woman or as his daughter. 

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Grew up in a household where my father's word was gospel and there was no real room for my opinion or thoughts as a woman or as his daughter. 

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Being told by my uncle that I would have my "man card" revoked if I expressed anything he thought was too feminine.

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Being told by my uncle that I would have my "man card" revoked if I expressed anything he thought was too feminine.

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Growing up in a deeply conservative Christian household I both perpetuated and was subjected to incredibly toxic patriarchy, it took me well into my 20s to fully understand the extent of both the damage I exacted, experienced, and internalized as the result of this time in my life. It remains something that creeps into my actions if I am not acutely a tune to it.

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Being able to walk into stores and hotels to use bathroom because I am white.

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Being judged and not taken seriously by other interns because I didn't got to an Ivy League School

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Not being valued at work despite all the content I was producing (and it being utilized) because of my age

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Denying my sexuality for so long because it was easier to pass, and because I knew I wasn’t gay but didnt know any pan sexual a

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I was told to and felt pride that I had ancestors from the Mayflower.

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Always assuming that everyone can afford/do whatever they want. Always made to feel bad for not being able to.

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Always assuming that everyone can afford/do whatever they want. Always made to feel bad for not being able to.

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being told I'm being overly sensitive for being in tune with my emotions, questioning intelligence, others questioning sexuality for being interested in traditionally masculine hobbies

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Being sexually harassed at work and having my tweets sorted through by my employers lawyers to prove I was "asking for it"

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“You’re pretty for a dark girl”

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Men not being able to have safe spaces (even within anti-violence spaces) to talk about their survivorship. Always assumed to be an abuser never a survivor

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In 3rd grade, I had my first black teacher and was scared. Why?  I don't know. I just, sadly, was. 

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In 3rd grade, I had my first black teacher and was scared. Why?  I don't know. I just, sadly, was. 

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The last name is other than common so they need to be tested for ESL services .

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harassed in stores, banks, hospitals, bathrooms. Security being called to a bathroom.

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my mother worked 3 jobs, while my mother struggled to take care of my siblings and i, but refused to leave the home or help

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Sensing rejection when i just asked about the location of a Native American event.

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Being made to feel less valuable as a human being because I live in a fat body

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Being made to feel less valuable as a human being because I live in a fat body

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Having to unlearn and relearn history and economics and everything to put things into context.

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Having to unlearn and relearn history and economics and everything to put things into context.

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Always regarded as the big girl and constantly having to overcompensate with other aspects of my personality to overshadow my size. Additionally, having to hear comments, even now as an adult, from my mother about my weight and size. 

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Always regarded as the big girl and constantly having to overcompensate with other aspects of my personality to overshadow my size. Additionally, having to hear comments, even now as an adult, from my mother about my weight and size. 

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We should refrain from using homophonic because it confuses a system of oppression with an irrational fear

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Trans direct service workers not having safe spaces in statewide support spaces

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I had a colleague telling me she "had no time for this" when I tried to tell her a new colleague uses "they". This person holds marginaized identities herself!

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I had a colleague telling me she "had no time for this" when I tried to tell her a new colleague uses "they". This person holds marginaized identities herself!

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People second guessing and undermining my authority due to my age-- causing on self doubt

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me feeling disconnected to my Latino taino roots due to white america brainwashing my immigrant grandmother to be ashamed of her accent and culture and it being passed down through generations

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me feeling disconnected to my Latino taino roots due to white america brainwashing my immigrant grandmother to be ashamed of her accent and culture and it being passed down through generations

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Being told just because I was speaking loudly and passionately about a work frustration when I was upset that I was an "angry" and to smile more.

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Being told just because I was speaking loudly and passionately about a work frustration when I was upset that I was an "angry" and to smile more.

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Forcing and idealization of homogeneous gender roles