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    y the workplace. Imus was at work when he made those offensive comments, not in the privacy of his home. What must all the Black workers around him have felt on hearing his comments? And how do you deal with such open ethnic bias? Legal requirements might stem the tangible, open forms of racism, but they are useless against subversive discriminatory practices which have been woven into the fabric of working life: like bullying, put downs, poor assessments, lack of advancement, lack of fair conditions and proper training
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    rkers around him have felt on hearing his comments? And how do you deal with such open ethnic bias? Legal requirements might stem the tangible, open forms of racism, but they are useless against subversive discriminatory practices which have been woven into the fabric of working life: like bullying, put downs, poor assessments, lack of advancement, lack of fair conditions and proper training
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    e tangible, open forms of racism, but they are useless against subversive discriminatory practices which have been woven into the fabric of working life: like bullying, put downs, poor assessments, lack of advancement, lack of fair conditions and proper training
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    abric of working life: like bullying, put downs, poor assessments, lack of advancement, lack of fair conditions and proper training, negative labels and name calling, having to carry the burden of 'merit' and feeling isolated from the group. Those are common forms of 21st century racial discrimination.

    Discrimination comes out of personal prejudice: simply having the power to put such prejudices into action by discriminating against others, whether openly or covertly. It begins from the recruitment stage. Human beings gravitate towards their own kind for validation, reinforcement, security and comfort. This is no different in the recruitment p

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