Re: Black jobs

 > Auric Hellman wrote:
 > I was born and raised in Baltimore, South Africa, thereby I feel I
am
 > able to comment without being offended or offensive. To label
certain
 > employment as "Black jobs" is not a racist term; it is an

 > acknowledgement that through systemic racism, a class of the work
force
 > has been relegated to low wage, low skill jobs. Those people happen
to
 > include Black people. It is an issue that needs to be addressed,
but it
 > is not going to happen overnight. Until that day of equality comes,
the
 > reality of the situation is that Blacks do currently find
themselves
 > overwhelmingly in the service or labor industries. These jobs can
allow
 > the more driven members of a group to achieve upper middle class
status,
 > but the majority will live lower middle class; just enough to pay
taxes
 > and get nothing in return. Allowing illegal migrants to enter the
 > workforce, it is these jobs that they will seek and eventually get.

 > That's not racism, that's just a hard, cold fact.
 >
 >
 >
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This
is stupid. No matter what race your getting paid the same amount
unless you work over-time or request
for a raise. Despite gaining a raise, you most likely would even out
with other employees when time for increase wages.
That being said depending on your team, and needs. Including as well.
If anything is discrimination. Same with men and women in general. Men
will put out more ours, take exams, and go for higher positions,
without doubt. To even doing
labor intensive work, unlike most women. Stop preaching this bs lie.

If anything is when #@$#@ from O-Canada comes to the United States and
bring there racist backwater bs to our nation.
Causing problems in the work environment
 

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