@PrisonPlanet ‘Joking about flinging poo at her’ … can’t wait for the ‘everyone is so sensitive’ comments to come next. Imagine that was a family member you love then @PrisonPlanet not funny then is it!
@Rollissimo @chrisrwright Nope this is not true! It was nothing to do with JD or AH. They were asked if it was ok - and interestingly JD said yes, and AH said no! Hmm
@sainsburys I see the backlash to this ad differently. I see change. When you grieve you must go through stages - the first are denial then anger. People are grieving perhaps for the loss of their privileges. So let them grieve, it means acceptance and hope...and change are on the way!
@chez68266431@sainsburys That feeling you had that you’re not represented is exactly how BAME individuals have felt for years in every aspect of their life. Imagine that. Perhaps now you can empathise?
@NikkiStix55@BellaWallerstei The gym closures are impacting people’s livelihoods though, gyms employee staff and there are personal trainers that are self employed - the ones I know have lost more than half their business.
@imasurvivor66 @OutragedMary When any social group in society hold the privilege, any jokes towards the oppressed group legitimises their oppression - because they have the social power. If the oppressed group make jokes etc towards the privileged group, it actually does nothing.
Business psychologist Natalie Whittaker @CarterCorson says trust is key if remote working is to be effective. Business leaders need to be role models, "the constant", dependable and reliable, but also showing they are human and fallible #InsiderWorkplace