I think it is causing a reverse effect. It's going to create more racist behavior from employers - "If we cannot fire a PoC or some minority, let's not even bother hiring them in the first place."

This is not good.

That is also, in fact, illegal. And it's not very hard to realize someone is doing that.

Sure, but how hard is it to prove it in a court of law?

No one is questioning its legality. That's obvious and I agree, it is illegal.

There are a lot of things that are illegal but people do it anyways.

> Every single PoC who is fired gets this media attention.

No, they don't.

I think you're agreeing with someone being sarcastic. But it is text, so one can't be sure.

The problem with sarcasm on this issue (beyond the inherent ambiguity of plain text sarcasm) is that this is something you can see people saying literally (or, at least, as what they see as only a slightly hyperbolic description of a real trend that they are complaining about.)

I understand, sometimes sarcasm is my tool of expressing frustration.

Sure. It's like Poe's law.

I call BS. "Every single"? Come on.

That was my point.