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Work email is ok, we get very little in the way of spam. I've created some extra folders which helps me stay organised. My personal email used to be a disaster. I've had to check my filters to make sure only important emails go into my inbox. Any email that goes into my inbox that I havent...

Great idea to have this as a thread. Liking some of the tracks a bit too much mjlolspliffstarlaugh

Its on ongoing process. Callers to the broadcast made a suggestion of keeping a work diary and document any suspect interactions. Also keep to hand employee handbooks and highlighting any key terms. They also made to suggestion by keeping ALL conversations strictly work related. Its been noted...

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I've also heard the word "awkward" used as in "its awkward in here". Meaning there is too many black people. But I've heard that used in both workplace and non-workplace settings.

Not sure what to say to that one. Its a headscratcher

You're welcome! It is good to share knowledge and find useful tips. I got the water purification tablets, but hope I never have to use them. I'll also use them only in emergencies. I got my tactical pens from Amazon and Ebay. The tactical pens are sometimes called "kubaton". Hope this helps.

Im not sure about that one. Not heard it used in the UK. What was the context?

Its insidious. This also brings into consideration what code words/phrases are used during the initial hiring/recruitment process.

This comes back to not being a "team player".

Which is effectively judging you on non-work activities. They are judging you on something that is subjective, which makes it easy to move the goal posts.

"We want to allocate our resources to different parts of the organisation" I often hear added when getting us to do tasks unrelated to our own work.

The code words can be very subtle, deliberately so. Oftentimes they get lost in normal conversation, but white people pick up on it instantly.

When my white colleagues asked the same question, I used to say "leaving the building". They soon stopped asking me that question.