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Racism and Banking in Jamaica (Original Post) malaise Sep 2023 OP
So much struggle for each tiny step. Don't know how anyone has that much strength to continue. Judi Lynn Sep 2023 #1
Well truth be told malaise Sep 2023 #2
Cool! Wonderful news. Well deserved. ❤️️ Judi Lynn Sep 2023 #4
so what's being done about it in the present time of Jamaican independence? nt msongs Sep 2023 #3
A Complete change malaise Sep 2023 #5
good to hear that msongs Sep 2023 #6

Judi Lynn

(162,384 posts)
1. So much struggle for each tiny step. Don't know how anyone has that much strength to continue.
Tue Sep 5, 2023, 05:36 PM
Sep 2023

It has been that way from the first, it appears. You'd think someone was trying to murder the people in charge by asking to do the work to earn and keep a job and even, heaven forbid, expect a salary.

After listening to the example of the man who applied to work for a bank and was offered a porter's job.

The thought occurred to me that it would be cool sometime if, when an employer told a worker to go get something and bring it to him, the worker would say, "go get it, yourself!" It would almost be worth getting fired! I'm not so sure it wouldn't have gotten people beaten, in earlier times.

I appreciate your posting of this short video. So many people struggled such a long time to get this far, and there's still a lot more ahead until the lunatics aren't in charge of the asylum.

Thanks, malaise.

malaise

(278,054 posts)
2. Well truth be told
Tue Sep 5, 2023, 05:42 PM
Sep 2023

Some of them learned the hard way when they treated domestic help/gardeners/etc in that way.

malaise

(278,054 posts)
5. A Complete change
Tue Sep 5, 2023, 07:51 PM
Sep 2023

The vast majority of bank management and staff look like the majority of the population

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