Microaggression is a term used to refer to verbal, behavioural and environmental humiliations which can be either intentional or unintentional. Photographer Kiyun has taken these pictures as a way of showing some real-life examples of microaggressions that students at Fordham University have encountered.
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Insane 300+ km/h race in Sweden: Mercedes SL63 AMG vs Yamaha R1
Meanwhile, in Germany: 300 km/h motorcycle gets passed by Audi RS6
Riders Ryan Dungey and Marvin Musquin going head-to-head on a 1/2 mile rhythm track with no turns.
Impressive footage from inside the car
Racer Michael Stofflet says he’s ok and just has a stiff neck.
Drive the dragon boat and collect as many coins as possible!
Norwegian pilot Petter Solberg crashed hard at the 2012 WRC Rallye de France Alsace race.
Feat. a 38-mile (60.7km) road circuit with more than 200 bends and top speeds of 190-206mph (305-331 km/h), this race also features something impressive but definitely not funny: 237 deaths between 1907 and 2009 during official practises.
19-year-old Formula 2 racing driver Dino Zamparelli was driving at 150 mph (240 km/h) when this occurred. His amazing reaction left him with only a broken ear instead of a possible fatal crash.
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