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The First Amendment of the United States gives citizens the right to free speech, so you can say words that discriminate against other people and other ethnic groups, such as "I think black people are idiots" or "I think Mexicans are drug addicts", and they will not be punished. Determined to be illegal.

However, when you are a company or an organization, it is best not to be contaminated by racial discrimination.

Like Forest, are you racist? So should black customers be developed? Do you want that group of "Holy Mother" customers? Even if you are not afraid, are your company’s employees afraid? Will you be under pressure?

The most fucked up part is that American judicial practice requires the party with power to bear the main burden of proof. In other words, the black man Wells said that Forest was racially discriminatory and employed. He presented rough evidence, and then Forest had to detail it one by one. Refutation will ultimately be recognized by the jury.

What’s even more outrageous is that it takes time for you to go through the judicial process. During this time, these black people have the ability to discredit you and make you wear the label of racial discrimination.

"Maybe they just came here to communicate?" Listening to Fox's "discriminatory" words against black people, Lei Hao smiled and said, "Do you need me to come forward to communicate with the other party?"

Fox rubbed his temples and said: "Lei, you have to remember that you are facing an industrial chain. It may be low-end, but it is difficult to deal with."

"Industrial chain?" Lei Hao was even more surprised.

"Yes, the anti-racial discrimination industry chain is very complicated." Fox spread his hands and said: "They asked to see you. I can't represent you in this matter because... you know, I don't get 100% of you for the time being. Hundreds of trust.”

Fox's frank attitude put a helpless smile on Lei Hao's face. This is Forest, not the Thunder. These guys...hey, let's adapt to local conditions.

He nodded to Fox, and not long after, a black man in a suit and tie walked into the office.

Standing about 1.8 meters tall, wearing black-rimmed glasses, a green tie, a white shirt and a black suit, he looks a bit polite.

"Hello, I am Moore, a volunteer from Justice Black. Nice to meet you." Moore looked gentle and gentle, with calm eyes, similar to the priest's temperament.

"Lei Hao, Forest Investment Director." Lei Hao stretched out his hand and shook it.

Chief Investment Officer? A flash of light flashed in Moore's eyes and he didn't say anything, but he didn't believe it in his heart. He knew that Forest had been acquired by an organization called LEI, and he also knew that the new boss was Chinese. So Lei Hao's identity was obvious, wasn't he? The boss should also be the boss’ spokesperson.

"Does Mr. Lei need to read my identity document again?" Moore asked. After seeing Lei Hao shaking his head, he smiled and said, "Okay, I'm here because Mr. Wells complained. Forest was racist towards him, including..."

Lei Hao listened to the other party "telling the truth", from how much Wells needed this job, to how much Wells endured the humiliation for it, to how miserable he was after being fired, the whole six months The black Dou E of Yue Feishuang.

But, what the hell, Fox had handed over the processing documents a long time ago. What Lei Hao saw was an unscrupulous employee who was sneaking around and ready to change jobs at the critical moment, a typical low-level black gangster.

To be more precise, Wells was a black bastard with some culture. He successfully got to the bottom of Wall Street, but his character made it impossible for him to climb up.

Lei Hao turned his eyes to Fox, who knew it well and said: "Based on the facts, we at Forest deny these accusations."

"Okay, I understand. We will go through our own channels next. If Wells still insists on his opinion and we get enough evidence, we will help him file a lawsuit." Moore still had a look on his face. The same gentle smile as always.

"We will respond to the lawsuit." Fox said bravely.

"Until then, we, the righteous blacks, support other people's rights to legally march and demonstrate." Moore smiled softer, "I believe that American laws will protect the legal rights of the weak."

"Are you threatening us?" Lei Hao felt that there was no way around it. Using such a simple and direct method to deal with the rich people on Wall Street, how brave are these guys?

"No, this is not a threat, it is just an explanation." Moore said with a smile on his face: "I am just stating a fact, which is legal and reasonable."

"So, what do you need?" Lei Hao was exasperated. This is really a gangster organization with American characteristics.

"Justice for Black is a public welfare organization. We don't need anything," Moore said righteously first, and then said: "Of course, we also accept donations from social enthusiasts to help people like Wells who have been discriminated against and lost their jobs. Poor guy."

"Wells was not discriminated against!" Fox almost slammed the table.

"I reserve my own opinions, but I can't influence other people's opinions." Moore spread his hands and said.

At this point, Lei Hao finally understood. This is simply collecting protection money. A public welfare organization came to say that you have committed a crime. Pay the money to ensure your safety. Don't you want to pay? If you don't pay, you are racist. If you pay, you are a good friend of black people and a messenger of world peace.

And where will the money be used? Some of it will actually be used for public welfare, and some of it will be used by people like Moore to "rescue" people like Wells, and maybe some people will use it to indulge in debauchery... Who knows.

With the progress of this matter, coupled with the marches, demonstrations, lobbying and other things, it is no wonder that Fox said that racial discrimination has simply become an industrial chain, and there are indeed many ways to do it.

"The United States is such a strange country." Lei Hao shook his head. Just as he was about to say something, Fox said to Moore first: "Let's get here today. We need to discuss it."

"Okay, I also need to go back... to help poor Wells." Moore still looked kind and said goodbye quickly and left.

"Why not refuse directly?" Lei Hao looked at Fox and said, "This is simply blackmail."

"But it's legal." Fox said bitterly: "Other than Wells who lied, who broke the law? Is it wrong for Justice Black to help black brothers who are discriminated against? Is it wrong for a group of black people to come out to demonstrate?"

"I have to say, it opened my eyes." Lei Hao finally understood why rich Americans are all philanthropists, and no one can resist such disgusting practices. Besides, donating money can also exempt some taxes. They really can't help but donate.

But I am Chinese, do I need to help the so-called "black brothers"? It's not possible to "help", but black brothers are a "vulnerable group". They are being "bullied", so everyone must sympathize with them.

What to do?