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«Samah Sabra, director of equity, diversity and inclusion at Niagara College, said pushback like this often comes when social activists are making the most gains.
“When an equity-deserving group gains rights they have fought hard for, the gains come with increased visibility,” she said. As minority groups like transgender people become more visible, it becomes harder for prejudiced people to ignore them, she added.»
PelhamToday.caANALYSIS: Rainbow crosswalk vandalism part of troubling trend, experts sayAs minority groups like transgender people become more visible, it becomes harder for prejudiced people to ignore them