Great jobs article for other BIPOC women in the workplace

[Anonymous]

This just really resonated so much with me, and my own work situations in my career,


https://www.careercontessa.com/advice/the-white-gaze-at-work/

- and especially this quote, “This sense of tug of war of trying to carve out your own space in white settings is entirely too burdensome." Exactyl!

[Anonymous]

I think you are probably trolling but as a white person who has worked in almost all-white offices and majority minority offices - I can fully understand why a black person would prefer the latter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think you are probably trolling but as a white person who has worked in almost all-white offices and majority minority offices - I can fully understand why a black person would prefer the latter.

why am I not surprised to be called a troll, by a white person?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think you are probably trolling but as a white person who has worked in almost all-white offices and majority minority offices - I can fully understand why a black person would prefer the latter.

why am I not surprised to be called a troll, by a white person?

Silly stuff. I applied a job TIAA-Cref that was like 100 percent women and I also worked at Northwestern Mutual which is nearly all women. Those are two major companies that are the most women and I am a man. I also work at a nearly all Orthodox Jewish company and not Jewish what is big deal.

So I had no one to talk about football with at one place and could not eat Bacon CHeeseburgers the otehr place bit deal

[Anonymous]

The racism of this article is astounding to me.

[Anonymous]

Uhh most people feel this stuff at work because work is a horrible environment where everyone pretends to be pals but are directly competing with one another

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The racism of this article is astounding to me.

+ 100

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The racism of this article is astounding to me.

And also seems to be arguing that diversity is not our strength and somehow segregation is the answer

[Anonymous]

Turns out black people can be racist too. Who knew?

[Anonymous]

She sounds like a proponent of separate, but equal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think you are probably trolling but as a white person who has worked in almost all-white offices and majority minority offices - I can fully understand why a black person would prefer the latter.

why am I not surprised to be called a troll, by a white person?

NP. It was probably your use of “BIPOC” that signaled you as a troll

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Turns out black people can be racist too. Who knew?

You cannot even spell Black people correctly, bigot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Turns out black people can be racist too. Who knew?

You cannot even spell Black people correctly, bigot.

No one cares to keep up with dumb virtue-signaling trends on race capitalization, esp actual black people