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Everything about this just reads...weird. The spacing, the conclusion, the cause... all of it. The author got mouthy on twitter (by their own admission) about
by Test0129 4y ago
Everything about this just reads...weird. The spacing, the conclusion, the cause... all of it.
The author got mouthy on twitter (by their own admission) about company information. I don't think this person got "bullied" out of their job being innocent. Most companies, even the most "inclusive" will target employees who are talking negatively in public about them.
It sounds like the author should've left the company instead of attempting to use weird passive-aggressive tactics to enact change. The conclusion seems to imply that they were racially profiled but the writing suggests that they were, at least in part, someone who instigated the company's response. I'm not convinced the author is making the point they want to make about actual bullying in a corporation.
- wesley83 4y agoYou're injecting emotion and words that were never in the post. I didn't get "mouthy". I also wasn't "negative". It also wasn't the "company" that targeted me. I wasn't "enacting change". There was never a "company response". Please re-read the piece.
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- dghf 4y agoRick Dickerson? Is that you?