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It was really only till the end of senior year of college when I realized how racism actually affected me personally. It’s always been a running joke that I’m an Indian guy in Computer Science. Checks all the boxes. Amongst my friends I would happily use my Indian accent to say “Have you tried turning it off and back on again?”. Typically these sorts of jokes are what would be described as microaggressions, which many people legitimately have an issue with. But microaggressions weren’t actually what got me. I enjoyed the jokes and never found them truly grating. My friends were always respectful and took me for who I was, never crossing boundaries with microaggressive jokes.
I think two games: GTAV and Watch Dogs: Legion, could display the effects of microaggressions through dynamic interactions from player characters and the environment around them.
