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How To Protect White People’s Feelings In The Workplace

30 Aug 2016
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AJ+ has just released a new comedy sketch that perfectly sums up the problem of “white fragility” AKA white people being more offended by talk of racism than they are about actual racism. Created by bay area local comedians Kate Elston, Francesca Fiorentini, and Matt Lieb, the sketch is a satire on a corporate HR video, complete with workplace scenarios and a helpful corporate acronym that will make you laugh and possible make you very angry.

This video marks the launch AJ+’s brand new comedy-only YouTube channel, Newsbroke.

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