Still, people generally don’t recognise their own heightism or perceive it as a form of discrimination. That’s because heightism is an implicit bias, and it doesn’t fit our mental template of discrimination as an intentional and harmful act. Managers, for example, may have no inkling that the way they perceive a particular employee – and the employee’s prospects – is in any way linked to their height, making the issue particularly hard to tackle.
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