"In the wake of Trayvon Martin, we
had a seminar dealing with authority. And that’s something that I was told by a black guy at
Goldman Sachs to remove from my résumé because of how controversial it could look… I
guess it just goes to show you, like, that I very much embraced that idea that, to get ahead,
some parts of our race need to be only talked about at certain times. Some parts of my racial
identity need to be squashed or held back."
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I get the feeling that to you a lot of things are an untouchable topic
I don't think someone is worthy of death for their name, but they sure as hell aren't above ridicule
it's still their name though
see every crime comes down to mens rea and actus reus
same with scars, I don't care that cancer gave you a scar
if it's funny it's funny
even if intention is there, there is still grounds for action
i thought there was no female anagram
i was lied to
Nnodle
Donnel
wait
that already exists
yeah im Lennod
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no lend, max is anti banker
fucking anti semite
I will call max, maxwell because she is the father of E&M
tbh max is just the scribblenauts protagonist
I think that was the first game I 100%ed on steam
" No participant was excluded from the experiment or the
analyses, except that—given our focus on racial minorities—we did not analyze data collected
from white participants. Our sample included 119 undergraduate business students (41 men and
78 women; 87 East Asian, 18 South Asian, and 14 black participants) who received a payment or
course credit for their participation. All participants were enrolled at a large North American
university, different from the two institutions where we conducted interviews."
