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SrRd_RacinG 03/20/20 3:40:08 PM #1: |
Let's say a white co-worker is talking to his black co-worker.
The white co-worker says, "Man this company treats us like slaves." Could that be misinterpreted? --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RebelElite791 03/20/20 3:40:55 PM #2: |
*could it be interpreted that way? Yes.
is it racist or offensive? Not unless it was said purposely to piss off the black person --- Einsprachigkeit ist heilbar https://imgur.com/MS5SvzN ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Kazi1212 03/20/20 3:42:31 PM #4: |
Its not like white people were never slaves throughout history, slavery is a universal phenomenon through the course of human history
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Southernfatman 03/20/20 3:43:28 PM #5: |
Could be seen that way by someone with little sense and looking to be offended. Of course context and past history of the employee could factor in, but ultimately the statement is innocuous. Besides, people of every race have been enslaved.
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gguirao 03/20/20 3:44:22 PM #6: |
No.
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Ballinari 03/20/20 3:44:45 PM #7: |
Depends, is the company treating them like slaves? Because if they're working (as an example) like 12 hours straight without a break then no, that statement isn't offensive or racist because it's true. But if the guy randomly said that around an hour into work while they're both sitting near their work computers or something then that certainly raises flags tbh
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