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Re: Women still face discrimination in the workpla

Of course you know you are lying here. You attempted to distort again for the umpteenth time.

You have a history of being hostile and offensive around any topic I engage, especially around the issues of Colorism. You can spin it anyway you want and play passive/aggressive. You use the same old hostility toward I. Your only intention is to mislead when engaging these issues. You were the one claiming this topic is redundant.

You may be able to fool others with your 'new' innocence to hostility (passive/aggressive) approach, but not I. You routinely share your hostility (through mock innocence) to anything being presented or in agreement with the issues we deem important to engage. You seem to have no problem with the crap silly Whites post on this board. You rarely challenge that, just our responses to it.

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