Re:‘Tokenized’: Black Workers’ Struggles at Coinbase
by joshuamorton on Saturday November 28, 2020 @12:58AM
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Engaging with this as though it were made in good faith:
A white man might be threatened by a black man expressing their opinion for two reasons. First, the audacity of someone "inferior" daring to express their opinion assertively. That could be seen as threatening. Secondly (and probably more likely) the social conditioning that black people, but especially men, acting with anger are naturally dangerous. That is, someone may feel vastly more physically intimidated by a black man expressing the same opinion, with the same words, at the same volume level than a white woman.
Would a person complain to HR about that? Absolutely. Would HR respond? Depends on the company and the people.
Re:‘Tokenized’: Black Workers’ Struggles at Coinbase
by tptacek on Friday November 27, 2020 @11:30PM
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If you're just going to say "you're a liar", why waste so many words?
Re:‘Tokenized’: Black Workers’ Struggles at Coinbase
by triceratops on Saturday November 28, 2020 @03:15AM
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> White men are racist just by existing
I've attended my share of diversity trainings but none of them taught me this. Maybe you just had shitty trainers?
Then why would a white man ever feel threatened by an angry black man expressing his opinion?
And anyways, what white person in 2020 complains to HR about an angry black man? And if they do, who listens? Get real.