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Deconstructing Macroaggressions, Microaggressions, and Structural Racism in Education: Developing a Conceptual Model for the Intersection of Social Justice Practice and Intercultural Education

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Deconstructing Macroaggressions, Microaggressions, and Structural Racism in Education: Developing a Conceptual Model for the Intersection of Social Justice Practice and Intercultural Education
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black fish - diversity concept, racism and isolation

This  article  explicates  the  interconnectivity  of  microaggressions,  macroaggressions,  and structural racism. We undergird this work using the seminal ideas of microaggressions as well as microassualts, microinsults, and microinvalidations. We describe the theoretical reasoning that anchors our conceptualization of macroaggressions in the educational context.

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