Elle Driver
Veteran
i wanna be a race bait troll sometimes too
Nah we got enough to go around with just Chris B.
i wanna be a race bait troll sometimes too
Flat tops need to be ruled outIts gonna come to a point where nikkas will only be allowed to rock a baldy, they gonna rule out fades, flat tops, waves, design cuts, all that shyt.
Nah we got enough to go around with just Chris B.
i love you tho
Discrimination based on an individual’s race, color, or their own, or their ancestor’s place of origin is prohibited. The fact that an individual has the physical, cultural or linguistic characteristics of a racial, color, or national origin group is also an illegal basis for any employment decisions. This includes marriage or association with persons of a minority group, or membership in associations, or churches and schools generally used by that group.
Get fired, then get paid.................http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4159369
Company Policy Requires Missouri Woman To Cut Her Dreadlocks To Keep Her Job
Oct 24, 2013
Following reports of a Baltimore woman fired from her job because of her blonde highlights, another black woman is facing discrimination because of the way she chooses to wear her hair.
Ashley Davis, a 24-year-old from St. Peters, Mo., said a change in her company's policy now requires her to cut off her dreadlocks.
“I've only been there for two months, and they came up with a policy. I feel like it's degrading,” she said.
According to Fox 2 St. Louis, the policy was implemented on September 21st-- a few weeks after Davis began working there. The policy states,"dreadlocks, braids, mohawks, mullets and other hairstyles are against company guidelines."
Davis tells the local Fox station she had the dreadlocks when they hired her and she's been growing her locks for 10 years. To her, they're apart of her culture and everyone in her family wears them. But, she's the only one in her office that wears the hairstyle.
The station reached out to Davis' employer, where she works as a secretary, who responded with the following statement:
“Tower Loan does not comment on individual personnel matters. However, Tower has an appearance policy that is clearly defined in its training manual. Tower believes a professional appearance is necessary for the success of the company.”
Davis reportedly has until Friday to make the change.
“My dreads, I love them and I’m going to keep them. My hair is a part of me and it makes me the professional and bubbly person I am,” she said. Davis joins the many women who have faced discrimination because of their hair over the past year. Along with the Baltimore woman who claims she was fired for her blonde highlights, 7-year-old Tiana Parker was forcedto change schools because of her school's ban on dreadlocks. An Ohio charter school attempted to ban"afro-puffs and small twisted braids,"and meteorologist Rhonda Lee was fired from her TV stationafter defending her choice to wear her natural hair on air.
When your ASKING someone to hire you, you're at their mercy. It's their business. We need to start our own businesses and spend with each other. Until then Black people need to STFU!
We fukked up intergrating with them. MLK didn't know what the hell he was doing. We were creating our own jobs, spending and hiring each other during segregation. Once we intergrated, a lot of Blacks took all their money to the white businesses.