>In the end, a total of twenty-four employers looked at Bianca’s resume while only ten looked at mines. "looked at mines." I'm not sure what subterranean expl

>In the end, a total of twenty-four employers looked at Bianca’s resume while only ten looked at mines. "looked at mines." I'm not sure what subterranean explosives have to do with racism. She very well may have been discriminated against on monster.com, but she lost any sympathy that I had for her when I read that. If you want people to take you seriously, act like a professional. This next part was even worse. >middle aged White man complaining that he was making only $80,000 which was $30,000 less than what he was making before. I thought to myself that in this economy, many would feel they’d hit the jackpot if they made 80K a year. Losing approximately a quarter of your income sucks, it doesn't matter who you are. Just because a pay reduction is better than unemployment doesn't mean a person doesn't have the right to feel cheated. The way the author worded this doesn't make her sound like a victim, instead it makes her sound as if she has a chip on her shoulder about white people in general. If she wants her experiment to be taken seriously, she needs to stick to facts.