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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is there any way in the world for a white woman to say to a black woman, "Please at least consider the possibility that this is not about race and gender, but that you are behaving in a way that would be perceived negatively regardless of your race and gender"? I feel like... yes, racism is real. Yes, many many many black women and men struggle against negative stereotyping in the workplace... but the existence of bias and racist stereotypes does not mean it's okay to blame all criticism on racism! But I feel like if you say that, it's just taken as more proof of your unconscious racism. [/quote] OP said this manager has diverse staff who are complaining: OP you are their voices in this situation. Depersonalize it. Look objectively at what is going on. Is there high turnover? Are there grievances and EEO complaints? Is the work not getting done? I’m sorry you are in this situation. I’m sorry for this woman. I’m sorry for her staff too.[/quote]
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