Work place racism exists despite not seeing or hearing it. Dialogue is needed in order to end racism in the work place.

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Work place racism exists despite not seeing or hearing it. Dialogue is needed in order to end racism in the work place.
They say their former supervisor of called them “monkeys” and told them the water fountain and microwave were for white people only.
This is a horrid example of what can happen with racism in the workplace. There is always some way to get justice, and to get out of the current situation at hand. This is also an example of how modern technology can be very useful in getting justice for any discrimination that may occur. I am very glad that these men were able to record their discrimination, and get the media involved to create further discourse in the area of workplace racism.
Racism in the Workplace
https://www.nfb.ca/playlist/work-for-all/
This is a link to several short films and online resources that can help someone who is dealing with work place racism. Racism in the work place effects many people all over the world, this includes the utterance of any stereotypes or slurs. These above videos are not my own, and they are the property of the National Film Board of Canada.