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Here we go with this "real job" bullshit again. All of my jobs have been "real jobs" so much so that the work I was doing was deemed "essential" during the COVID pandemic and I was allow to be out and about while everyone else had to stay at home.But then these race hustlers woudn't have any tragic stories to tell ; ginning up fake stories is how many of them sell their shtick and avoid getting real jobs.
Here we go with this "real job" bullshit again. All of my jobs have been "real jobs" so much so that the work I was doing was deemed "essential" during the COVID pandemic and I was allow to be out and about while everyone else had to stay at home.
What about yours?
You know every time you open your mouth you sink further into the hole you've dug for yourself.You might want to think about WHY the media continuously pushes these trigger bait pieces and more importantly WHY you over-react to them. You are an intelligent woman, but the Democratic Media is expert at eliciting rage and anger from their base by turning a trivial issue like this into nationwide news.
LOL, essential to keeping society up & running. Damn, after all this time you don't know this?lol 'essential' to what??? Narcissism is of course rampant in 'journalism', as is general ignorance,
People like you are the reason some companies get sued because your beliefs are not based in reality or on what is lawful these days.Who knows and who cares? This was one supervisor in one location who made a poor decision. The young girl is still happily employed with her hair untouched. It's all of you who have been triggered by the trigger bait screaming SYSTEMIC RACISM!!!! which is EXACTLY the reason the Democratic media picks up on these nothing burgers and broadcasts them on national news.
lol you didn't do squat. Try something believable next time.LOL, essential to keeping society up & running. Damn, after all this time you don't know this?
I'm not a journalist but that's a funny guess.
You are a case in point.lol you didn't do squat. Try something believable next time.
Because you're usually a liar?You are a case in point.
Why do you not believe me? Come on, be specific..
That's what the results said. Too bad for you.lol sure you did ...
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I don't doubt your ACT score but your statement about getting 50,000 points for being white makes you appear unintelligent.I took the ACT in 1979. I scored in the top 15 percent of the country. Unlike you, I don't get 50,000 points because I was born white.
They said it was a misunderstanding over the policy and asked her to come back. What's the issue?She's only 16 years old and she has already been impacted by the type of systemic racism that we've been describing. It's not being called the N-word, or having a cross burned on your lawn. That's overt racism and easily understood. But there are a multitude of microaggressions and subtle forms of racism that we as Black people endure throughout our lives. We don't have to go looking for it, it finds us since the damage of founding this country on the premise of white superiority is still engrained in many parts and many of the people of the U.S. today.
I remember we were discussing the issues that Black hair causes for some white racists and many of the posters here did not believe it or claimed we were exaggerating or playing the race card. You all don't see it because you don't experience it due to not being Black but it still persists.
I'm glad she filed a complaint with the EEOC. I hope they step up and do their job properly so that this young lady doesn't have to experience the second tier of racism - "justice denied".
By the way, I'm pretty sure by unnatural hair colors they were referring to the rainbow colors that celebrities such as Megan Rapino and Billie Ilish sport, pink and lime green.
HARRISBURG, N.C. (WJZY) — Sixteen-year-old Autumn Williams is still trying to understand how the blonde hair color in her braids was deemed unnatural at her Chick-Fil-A job.She says she felt singled out and embarrassed.She’d only been working at a Chick-Fil-A in Harrisburg, North Carolina, for three months before she was pulled aside for an apparent uniform violation. What she was told caught her caught off guard.“She was like, ‘Hey, one of our supervisors came by and said they noticed blonde in your hair, and he asked that you leave and come back when it’s taken out since it’s an unnatural color to you,'” Williams said.This is the color Williams says she had at the time:
(Courtesy of Autumn Williams)© Provided by WNCN Raleigh“I don’t know what blonde is in my hair because my braids were brown, and there wasn’t blonde in them, (even though) my natural hair color is blonde,” Williams said. “And the guy, when I had orientation, he never said anything about my hair color or it being an issue.”She claims other coworkers also had unnatural hair colors, but she was singled out.When she asked her human resources supervisor for clarification about unnatural hair colors, he referred Williams to the employee handbook.But the handbook doesn’t specify what unnatural colors are.
She says the lack of clarification led to her quitting.Chick-Fil-A responded to a request for comment, saying:“The operator reached out to (Autumn) Williams today and had a good conversation. In further detail, the operator explained that the policy was misinterpreted and said Williams was not terminated and she’s more than welcome to come back and work at the restaurant.”“I was glad that I didn’t have to change myself to fit into someone else’s … image of what it’s like to be a Chick-Fil-A worker,” Williams said. “…I was just glad that I was able to just stay true to myself and move on and find somewhere else to work that’s fine with how I look.”“It’s a protective style for us,” said her mother, Nina Burch. “There was nothing eccentric about the color that was in her hair. So I think maybe there needs to be some sensitivity training about what people can and cannot look like. But that just sounds so crazy to say because who’s to say what anybody can look like based on their race?”Since her decision to quit, Williams says she’s filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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People like me are rational, logical citizens who believe other citizens shouldn't fly off the handle at every media generated piece of trigger bait involving a Black person. It would behoove you to examine your own reactions and question WHY is this trigger bait being CONTINUALLY FED to us over TV and social media? Why am I reacting this way? You are clearly a smart woman, stop reacting and start analyzing. That's all I'm saying.People like you are the reason some companies get sued because your beliefs are not based in reality or on what is lawful these days.
Just curious, how did they know you weren't white?I took the ACT in 1979. I scored in the top 15 percent of the country. Unlike you, I don't get 50,000 points because I was born white.
By definition, this couldnt be "systemic racism"systemic racism
Well if I am "usually" a liar, then it should be very easy for you to point out the lies I've told right? Go ahead, list them and I will address each and every one and concede anything I've intentionally lied about but you will need to come up with a way to determine what is truthful and what is not.Because you're usually a liar?
Just sayin'!!!
Greg
I took the civil service exam in Los Angeles county when I was a teenager and got hired into a job I wasn't old enough to actually work. Cashiers had to be at least 18 years old and I believe I was 16 at the time they mistakenly hired me.lol sure you did ...
The issue is that it shouldn't have happened in the first place.They said it was a misunderstanding over the policy and asked her to come back. What's the issue?
People like me are rational, logical citizens who believe other citizens shouldn't fly off the handle at every media generated piece of trigger bait involving a Black person. It would behoove you to examine your own reactions and question WHY is this trigger bait being CONTINUALLY FED to us over TV and social media? Why am I reacting this way? You are clearly a smart woman, stop reacting and start analyzing. That's all I'm saying.
