Re:For black CEOs in Silicon Valley, humiliation is a part o...
by rglullis on Wednesday June 17, 2020 @07:28AM
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When you have more people, it gives everyone more data points to separate the individual from the group.
But when you are a single data point that represents a group, any personal characteristic can be easily construed/extrapolated as a characteristic of the group you are supposed to represent.
This leads to the feeling of "Am I being judged for myself or for my group?". This cuts for both the good and the bad stereotyping that your group might have.
But when you are a single data point that represents a group, any personal characteristic can be easily construed/extrapolated as a characteristic of the group you are supposed to represent.
This leads to the feeling of "Am I being judged for myself or for my group?". This cuts for both the good and the bad stereotyping that your group might have.