if you ever wanted a strongly worded letter to a manager they may be useful.

The reason he acted confused is because he knows that he shouldn’t say the N-word and he was confused about why you talked to him out of nowhere.

Dag - what is you talking about - get you’re thoughts straight before you start commenting - this thread full of blubbering white people - SMH

Who ungreyed this nobody? You ought to be ashamed.

I know the feeling.. my sister has 4 MS degrees (Psychology, Accounting, Math, and Behavioral Science), speaks 3 languages, and is a pretty well rounded person.. and wanted to get a temp job as a sub.. she wasn’t qualified.. the person that was, was still in school for Art).

It’s the driest cider sweetened by white people tears.

Nah, I don’t really need stars to hang on, but it’s the thought that counts...or doesn’t. :)

Hate to do this, but your team name is racist.

Bravo. Nice attempt at covering your error by making a bad joke, and pretending that you knew it all along.

“many white people” huh? What the fuck is your obsession with the FEW racist white people? Fuck them, man. Why the hate? I really would like to know. Also, why is a “cool ass white dude” one who speaks broken English and have to listen to hip-hop?

It’s pretty clear he didn’t understand the story when he describes it as “the importance of knowing whom to trust”. That was not the importance at all. It was a story about ones nature being the driving force for our actions And it wasn’t an “ancient African proverb”. But Mr. Harriot isn’t bothered by the need for…

Some could argue the scorpion is acting rational, stinging food. and it was the frog that was acting irrationally, thinking the scorpion could be trusted despite centuries of evidence otherwise.

“You’re correct.... Sorry for the confusion.”

The scorpion does what it does. That’s who it is. It can’t help it.

Just cause she Spanish doesnt afford her the right to say “I love you’re negro hair” - it aint right

They’re not trying to get in on shit lol, to most latin people it’s completely acceptable to call black people “negro/a”, which to be fair, is just black in spanish despite the word having a very different connotation in english.

Is this a joke to you?

Yeah ... no. Comedians, in general, fight the good fight to ensure that unheard voices are heard, within the (general) safety of humor. Humor has been used by people for centuries to poke at oppressive systems much more than they’re used to oppress. The policing would have a chilling effect on their work and probably…

This is tiresome.

I didn’t correct people; I obviously asked a question. Some headlines are written in the past tense, others are written in the present tense, and some even in the future tense. Maybe you should try being decent before it costs you a chance to “git gud.” Dick.