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AGoodStory
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| lamhung_503 wrote: |
| I have a US passport, BA degree and an American name. But the color of my skin will prevent me from finding a decent job? Please save the trouble of going through the whole certification and end up empty handed. Thank you so much. |
You will not "end up empty-handed"--but you may have to sort through an extra layer of less-than-desirable employers to find a good match. |
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natsume
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Location: Chongqing, China
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| Getting rejected for your ethnicity may be a blessing in disguise, as some have pointed out. I am a white male, and might be looked on favorably by some of the very people who would discriminate against you. But, if I knew you had received that treatment, I would not wish to work for them either. |
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