Well for one thing if they are openly saying these things to their employees, that runs afoul of a bunch of things that don't require explicit proof of discrimination in hiring. The "hostile workplace" rule applies to that at the very least and is pretty easy to meet in terms of the legalese of it.
In addition to that if they are saying these things openly, lack of promotions becomes another avenue.
As for people who aren't yet working there:
I would totally lawyer up but as long as they either give no reason or stay very vague about why they're passing on you (as they all do), then there's nothing to pin them on.
True but as I posted earlier, the easy way to get proof is to apply to wokeshit companies with your regular resume and a fake nigger resume for the same position but with less experience.
If you hear back for the fabricated nigger resume you have yourself a case (this has been done successfully at least once).
I think it would be better to start an online data set of companies and approximate percentage of White vs non-White employees each has. If we started sharing that data openly then we might be able to cobble something together in terms of a lawsuit.
That's also a good idea.
Ya you make a good case. I need to get back on creating a fake online persona.
This for pictures: https://this-person-does-not-exist.com/en
This for other data: https://www.fakepersongenerator.com/
Oh cool! Thanks!
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