Many students reported experiencing racial microaggressions in classrooms and social spaces, including being mistaken for service workers, being made to feel like outsiders, or feeling a need to suppress aspects of their racial or cultural identity to 'fit in.'
"When I was in high school in the late '90s, the school guidance counselor chaperoned a trip to a state academic competition. While we were at dinner, a 16-year-old asked if he could order a glass of wine. She let him do it and watched him drink the whole thing."