Human categories whose definitions are based on biological distinctions such as skin tone.

If we define a situation as real, it has real, meaningful consequences.

Fairness.

Name given to the condition that occurs when our social institutions produce outcomes that are consistently less favorable towards minorities.

As a woman in the entertainment industry, if Sally Sanger were to sing a song about microaggressions, which would be the most fitting title?

To respect the wide spectrum of human identities and experiences is to practice...

To bring people together proactively, in such a way as to show dignity to all while promoting fair access to opportunities and resources.

Famous research which demonstrates the ways in which we are influenced by the opinions of the group, even when the group goes against what (we think) we know to be right.

Study of the ways in which our multiple identities combine to form complex realities in terms of discrimination and prejudice.

Experts agree we always have an awareness of our own biases.

Academic term for the categories society assigns to people based on the physical appearance of their primary and secondary sex characteristics at birth. These include male, female, and intersex.

Academic term for the stereotypes or expectations society has of us based on our sexual characteristics. These categories include masculinity, femininity, androgynous and neutral.

In gender studies, this is the name given to a person's own understanding of the particular nature of their identity. Categories include man, woman, non-binary, and gender fluid.