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Sunday, September 29, 2013

They Also Say You Shouldn't Be Upset Without A Job


It's a good thing conservatives keep saying white racism is a figment of black people's imaginations, or I'd think this was true:

At the Framboise Patisserie in Middle Village, Queens, the pastries are elegant, the cakes are custom-made — and city officials say the hiring is discriminatory.

“I can’t hire you because you’re black,” Jamilah DaCosta, 25, said she heard when she applied for a job working the counter at the cozy French bake shop.

The Rego Park woman interviewed with co-owner Patty Meimetea in October 2011 but was told she wouldn’t be a good fit for the “counter girl” position because black workers in the front of the store would scare away customers, according to findings by the city Human Rights Commission. 

After an investigation and a trial, the commission last week fined the bakery $25,000 for racial and gender discrimination for weeding out DaCosta because of her race and discouraging men from applying for the job with a gender-specific “counter girl” ad on Craigslist.


No biggie, Yo:

Evidence shows whites have this happen to them every day,...
 
The Crack Emcee at 12:37 PM
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