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I'm not sure what colour your "friends of colour" are, but if we assume black, I'm sure a properly dressed black person (which is what I'd expect from a Faceboo
by ahbyb 7y ago
I'm not sure what colour your "friends of colour" are, but if we assume black, I'm sure a properly dressed black person (which is what I'd expect from a Facebook employee) won't receive as much scrutiny as one that wears baggy pants.
- opsdonkey 7y agoBaggy pants aren’t the problem in this scenario.
- 333c 7y agoWho defines what is proper?
- ccvannorman 7y agoLet me try to rephrase your point: A well-dressed black man will get less scrutiny than a poorly-dressed black man, but you don't address at all that they're still both more scrutinized than their white counterparts? What is your point?