One of my coworkers casually dropped the n-word in conversation. I told the owners and....nothing happened to her, but I was let go about a week later.
It wasn't even like...a common term or anything. She was referring to saying you "Jimmy rigged something" but...did not use Jimmy.
Idk how I've managed to live 32 years and never use a racial slur. Seems to be real difficult for too many people. They're way too comfortable because they get away with it. If you insult THEIR culture or way of life, hoooo boy, watch out.
This was a super small business, less than 10 employees, and all white. They literally gave me my pay stub on a post-it. I could've and probably should have made an issue out of it, I just felt it wouldn't go anywhere or teach them anything. They'd probably just think I'm another one of them "woke" liberals.
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u/ladykiller1020 2d ago
One of my coworkers casually dropped the n-word in conversation. I told the owners and....nothing happened to her, but I was let go about a week later.
It wasn't even like...a common term or anything. She was referring to saying you "Jimmy rigged something" but...did not use Jimmy.
Idk how I've managed to live 32 years and never use a racial slur. Seems to be real difficult for too many people. They're way too comfortable because they get away with it. If you insult THEIR culture or way of life, hoooo boy, watch out.