:Smartbey: good info
The LGBTQI community has representatives at EVERY rung of society.Aww Hell naw......
If this is gonna be a common aspect in the Corporate world
I need to RETIRE immediately.....
Funny in all my 20 plus years of working Corporate
I never seen a sensitivity course teaching management and whites how to be more respectful and inclusive of BLACK PEOPLE
yet we got all types of courses of sensitivity for hoes and handicapped and now SODOMITES
mane fukk this country
HopeKillCure said:It was a mandatory sensitivity training course that we had to take to be more inclusive and respectful to people who part of that queer (not offensive apparently) community.
The LGBTQI community has representatives at EVERY rung of society.
Of whom, several of the most powerful/influential members have no interest in denying themselves and their identity in order to assimilate into the larger straight culture.
Can the same be said of Black people in America?
and im pretty sure you as an intelligent "black man" should know the answer to this
and if not i can help you with that....
three words: WE ARE ROBBED
I touched on this after our gay white male instructor tried to break bad on me:Aww Hell naw......
If this is gonna be a common aspect in the Corporate world
I need to RETIRE immediately.....
Funny in all my 20 plus years of working Corporate
I never seen a sensitivity course teaching management and whites how to be more respectful and inclusive of BLACK PEOPLE
yet we got all types of courses of sensitivity for hoes and handicapped and now SODOMITES
mane fukk this country
Where da fukk u work at OP??
CHIPOTLE?!!
You gotta explain the whole "They and them" pronoun then.How do you honesty think calling a trans woman a "he she" isn't offensive? She looks, acts, speaks like a SHE/HER.
If its a trans man, he acts, looks, speaks like a HE/HIM.
LOL
Ask the person what their name is if you dont know their pronouns lol. Call them their name (that they tell you).You gotta explain the whole "They and them" pronoun then.
I'm not looking crazy talking to 1 person But referring to the person as "them"
I saw Carl yesterday, "them" was coming from lunch. I said hello Carl and "them" said he found a good restaurant around the corner