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2012-05-31
I was passed over for my chosen college despite I had a higher SAT score than a black man
I was passed over of a college scholarship because I wasn't Hispanic, and my parents made more money, even though they would not pay or help.
I was passed over for a job because I wasn't a woman despite the fact I was more qualified than she was.
I was passed over for promotion because I wasn't Asian despite I was a better worker, with more qualifications and experience.
I'm a white male and unemployed, and spent 20 years in IT working for the odd large companies. The gentlemen has a point. It is getting so much that if you are a white male, you are discriminated against. I'm just waiting for the order to 'get to the back of the bus' I know its coming sooner or later, despite having sunk over $20,000 of my money in Certs + an undisclosed amount for college having to pay all of it out of pocket. Despite that I do still love IT. But I have seen some fellow co-workers who never should have been hired in the first place. (She actually asked us what a floppy drive was.)
When the big lay off came, they kept her because she threatened a 'discrimination' lawsuit because she was a woman, and black.
I'm not the only one in this position because of 'affirmative actions' and I have no problems seeing the 'better talent' get the jobs. Its when a person with less talent, less training, and less common sense gets it because of Affirmative action, that was designed to 'fight' a discrimination that for the majority doesn't exist to begin with, its quite frustrating.
Edited 2012-05-31 11:48 UTC