[Aquonut]

I mean heightism is literally one of the underreported phenomena but I feel it coming to be taken srsly, since I've seen there are some short guys and even girls complaining how unfair lives are to them on popular social media and I don't think their complaints won't make any difference.
I also learned that Australia already labelled short people who are under 2sd of the average height there as disabled and they could get welfares.

[SEO]

Depends on the society. It's a sort of sizeism discrimination.

[MSL]

 This problem is as big as the degree of its objective and subjective aspects. For example, the subjective is how bad is the sizeism in the certain country and the objective is how short is the person. Some people feel they're short when they're in fact average or around it. The same as the "feeling poor" problem. Some people have no house and they don't feel so poor, just because they have some modest income. Others have 5 houses and millions of savings in the banks but still feel "poor".

[Ethnicel]

The Australians are rich and they can do it.