The Hidden Dangers of Microaggressions - Not So Little Remarks | Kathryn Wilson | TEDxVail Youth

In this captivating student talk prepare to be enlightened about the subtle yet impactful dangers that lurk beneath the surface of our thoughtless mini-comments. Join the passionate student speaker as they navigate the intricate web of microaggressions, exposing their insidious nature and the profound toll they take on individuals and communities. Kathryn provides a deep understanding, awareness, and empathy in dismantling these painful remarks. She empowers listeners to foster inclusivity, understanding, and genuine connection in a world too often marred by these silent slices. Kathryn believes being in respectful relations is easier than we could imagine.. Kathryn Wilson was born and raised in Colorado. She’s a junior at Battle Mountain High School. A proudly annoying youngest sibling, her favorite thing to do is spend time with her family, and bother her older brother whenever he’s in town. In her free time, you can find her talking peoples’ ears off at speech and debate competitions, up at 3 am drawing, or wandering aimlessly around in the woods. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@soccerfreke13]

I am so much more aware of how my responses might be heard as microaggressions. Thanks, Kathryn, for your sensitivity!

[@carlarice2005]

Ummm, does anyone else notice that she uses the word "colored" in this Ted Talk?

[@nakshatrasengupta4117]

this is too much coddling

[@uopg7571]

this talk literally concludes to be more assertive