understanding your 'white privilege' workshops for uni lecturers

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Reply 20

username2080673

Original post by recklessabandon

Gender pay gap is mostly false, I said it was a thing and I’m still telling the truth 😤

Whether we call it a pay gap or an earnings gap (more inclined to use the latter term) it exists.

Original post by queen-bee

I don't care who's offering the workshops, it's still madness. there needs to be a line drawn somewhere

What's madness is yourself lying in the OP. Lecturers aren't being asked to attend, they're being offered the opportunity to attend. Big difference there.

Reply 21

recklessabandon

Original post by Conceited

What's madness is yourself lying in the OP. Lecturers aren't being asked to attend, they're being offered the opportunity to attend. Big difference there.

Yeah but it’s all made up, the wage gap doesn’t take into account how often people work/how long they have been there for, women also can take 9 months leave for pregnancy, so if the man/woman is equal in skill but there’s a risk she’s got 9 months paid leave your going to give the higher wage to the man

Reply 22

Axiomasher

Original post by queen-bee

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When people use the phrase 'white privilege' this is the first image that comes to my mind:

white privilege.png

Reply 23

username2080673

Original post by recklessabandon

It's amazing how you've managed to show a lack of understanding on the topic and saying 'it's all made up' whilst indicating how it's not in the rest of your response.

Reply 24

Know Your Enemy

I didn't know my skin colour made me racist. Thank you for enlightening me. :laugh:

This reminds me of something that happened at my primary. They stopped us from singing 'Ba Back Black Sheep' because THAT was apparently racist. Smh.

Reply 25

Chucke1992

Original post by queen-bee

so,you're now implying that only Europeans are civilised? I think Africans would find what you've just written hugely offensive. what's wrong with Muslims or LGBT?

So where you more likely to go - to some unknown place in europe or some unknown place in africa? there your answer.
Also from where you are more likely to return - some white are in Chicago or some ghetto.

Civilizations existed in the past, but the current state of affairs and internet can easily show what societies are more civilized. Hell, even the lonelinest town in nowhere in Russia (there are such places where some people don't even know that Soviet Union fell) or are more safe than some areas in south america.
Developing people is a gradual process - just like throwing a laptop to some tribes on some island won't make them youtubers lol

Reply 26

queen-bee

Original post by Conceited

Whether we call it a pay gap or an earnings gap (more inclined to use the latter term) it exists.

What's madness is yourself lying in the OP. Lecturers aren't being asked to attend, they're being offered the opportunity to attend. Big difference there.

oh hush, please. being asked to attend and being offered is the same thing. Nobody is forcing them

Reply 27

queen-bee

Original post by queen-bee

lol, You've clearly not studied European history

colonisation? heard of it?

Reply 28

Miss Maddie

As if people will voluntarily attend this. The only ones going will be those SJWs who feel morally superior and want to pat each other on the back.

Reply 29

username2080673

Original post by queen-bee

oh hush, please. being asked to attend and being offered is the same thing. Nobody is forcing them

Well, that's a cluster**** of a response.

Reply 30

queen-bee

Original post by Axiomasher

When people use the phrase 'white privilege' this is the first image that comes to my mind:

white privilege.png

OMG,is that a young david cameron and Boris in the photo? they look kinda hot :innocent:

(edited 6 years ago)

Reply 31

queen-bee

Original post by Conceited

Well, that's a cluster**** of a response.

would you like to attend such workshops? you seem to be in favour :mmm:

Reply 32

username2080673

Original post by queen-bee

would you like to attend such workshops? you seem to be in favour :mmm:

Why are you asking me this?

Reply 33

queen-bee

Original post by Conceited

Why are you asking me this?

why not? just a general question.

Reply 34

Chucke1992

Original post by Conceited

Whether we call it a pay gap or an earnings gap (more inclined to use the latter term) it exists.

What pay gap are you talking about in the same country for the same work for the same position?

I can easily say that the cleaner earns less than CEO. That is an unfair pay gap :smile:

Reply 35

Chucke1992

Original post by queen-bee

colonisation? heard of it?

So? Asians developed just fine almost not knowing about the achievements of the west. What did prevent south africa from inventing the wheel? Or some other countries to develop machinery living on the other continent? Without colonization most of the so-called colonized countries nowadays would be zimbabwe like structures.

Some remote regions in the world haven't even achieved middle age level yet.

Reply 36

Napp

What an absolute load of hooey.

Reply 37

HighOnGoofballs

Original post by Chucke1992

Colonisation may have helped some places who were literally so poor they couldn't afford seeds to eat.

Colonisation was a very different story for countries like India who were bloody rich. Colonisation stripped the Indians of all their wealth. India has 27% of the WORLDS GDP pre-colonisation, and post-colonisation it was reduced to 3%...but hey, thanks for the railways.