Anonymous wrote:AA is a skin color, not a "country of origin". My brown skin-toned friend from Germany gets called AA all the time. She thinks it's hilarious because she knows she's German.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP Here - I was not trying to be hurtful or racist nor do I have anything against other races. Why is everyone so sensitive? Whatever the reason, I apologize if I offended anyone.
You are joking, right? How do you not see the blatant racism in your post?
Just curious, what reason could you possibly have to only seek out white applicants for a job that isn't grounded in racism?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AA is a skin color, not a "country of origin". My brown skin-toned friend from Germany gets called AA all the time. She thinks it's hilarious because she knows she's German.
To all of you screaming racist, my German friend says that every time someone (black or white) calls her AA based on her skin-tone, THEY are racist. How would you explain that? Do you all admit to being racist?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Re-read OP's post. All she asked was if any white nannies existed in an area...she made no statements, judgement or otherwise, besides this. How on earth is it racist??? Is just saying the word white in to context of skin color automatically racist?? I would love if someone could identify the specifically racist content of this post.
It's not racist. I think OP was likely being intentionally inflammatory, but I don't think the post was racist. It would seem we are all a little uncomfortable with a white woman actively seeking out the company of other white women purely on the basis of their skin color, but admittedly had she been any other race I don't think I'd have given it a second thought. There was even a post recently of a nanny looking for Fillipina nannies in silver spring and no one screamed racist. I do see a difference though in seeking companionship of others who speak your language and share your culture, which is perhaps all OP was looking for but could have been worded more tactfully.
Anonymous wrote:Re-read OP's post. All she asked was if any white nannies existed in an area...she made no statements, judgement or otherwise, besides this. How on earth is it racist??? Is just saying the word white in to context of skin color automatically racist?? I would love if someone could identify the specifically racist content of this post.
Anonymous wrote:OP Here - I was not trying to be hurtful or racist nor do I have anything against other races. Why is everyone so sensitive? Whatever the reason, I apologize if I offended anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is this racist? If OP had askec for AA or Hispanic nannies, would you still scream RACIST? No. You would not.
Yes. That would also be inappropriate.
If she specified a language group, that would be acceptable. Country of origin? Tolerable. Skin color? Racist.
Anonymous wrote:Reported for being totally racist.
Anonymous wrote:But if anyone posted asking for African American nannies no one would say this was racist. So sick of people playing the race card, get fucking over it.