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I empathized with her experience described in the first half of the article fully. But then she started making connection to Amazon Go by saying: "The idea of
by pcurve 8y ago
I empathized with her experience described in the first half of the article fully.
But then she started making connection to Amazon Go by saying:
"The idea of walking into a store, taking an item or several off the shelves and strolling right back out again boggled my mind. It ran counter to everything I had learned about being black and shopping."
I think the idea would run counter to everybody regardless of race.
"I was afraid someone would pop out from behind a display of Amazon-branded merch and scream, "Get your hands off that!"
I also didn't find above statement particularly credible or representative of average person. The article just felt a tad forced, and I stand by this observation despite all the down votes.
- ncallaway 8y ago> I also didn't find above statement particularly credible or representative of average person What data do you have to back up your determination of credibility here? Is it based on surveys and discussions with minority populations who have similar shared experiences to the author or is it based largely on a comparison to your own personal lived experience?