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Members of marginalized communities are often accused of being "toosensitive" when subjected to supposedly harmless acts of microaggression. Thispaper explores a simulated society consisting of marginalized andnon-marginalized agents who interact and may, based on their individually heldconvictions, commit acts of microaggressions. Agents witnessing amicroaggression might condone, ignore or condemn such microaggressions, thuspotentially influencing a perpetrator's conviction. A prototype model has beenimplemented in NetLogo, and possible applications are briefly discussed.

"Y'all are just too sensitive": A computational ethics approach to  understanding how prejudice against marginalized communities becomes  epistemic belief