Your post sent me off to check. Their application form itself doesn't ask you to specify ethnicity. However I'd guess there will be other things she's written or said where she will have misrepresented herself within their meetings/processes.
Aye, absolutely. I imagine literary agents are already heading for Spokane. Maybe even Hollywood. Who knows, she may sink back into obscurity and depression but, well, even from a couple of days news clips, we know she won't. Oprah awaits.I can imagine her writing a 'tragic life' memoir over all this.
I saw some scumfront posters' comments on this on fb. Looks like they're having a field day
I saw some scumfront posters' comments on this on fb. Looks like they're having a field day
Seemingly not a paid post. This link is a different story, but the final para says not paid. It was though from 1989, things could have changed.
IIRC it's two years for hard copies in the US.
I have no idea if it's the same there as here but doesn't one usually get some kind of equal opps monitoring form alongside an application, separately?
I think you misunderstood what I was trying to say. Employing cosmetic procedures such as skin whitening products doesn't necessarily mean that a person is trying to be 'white'. Much in the same way that a black person straightening their hair or dyeing it blonde doesn't necessarily mean they're trying to be 'white'.So you're only allowed to do it as long as your make up skills are above a certain standard ? Are you flipping serious
No it's not for me to judge. It's down to the individual who chooses to adopt such an appearance, to decide on whether they're doing it for sincere and honest reasons.
Here, everyone is allowed to self-designate wrt ethnicity on those forms or in the census. You're also allowed to refuse to answer the question on race.
I was thinking that too, though if it's anything like here that form remains anonymous. The instructions for postal applications were simply to return the single form with payment. I'm sure you're right, they will do equal opps monitoring (though not as in job applications, it'ss just a membership organisation), but maybe at other points.
Nah, that doesn't remain to be seen. It can be very clearly seen already.
depends on the org. doubt noi monitors ethnicity of its intake
That's only a rumour.
Yes, it's not the sort of thing that would be available publicly. In fact, it would be anonymous and specifically not available at all as it's for statistics and there are strict guidelines about managing these forms.
I've recently been in India and watched quite a bit of telly while limply recovering from some bum issues. I did not see any skin lightening products advertised on the box. I was slightly surprised to see a few L'Oreal (or similar and familiar, v common and popular) shampoos that claimed to cure hair loss for women, but nothing about skin.
Back in the 60s you'd get people grumbling that they couldn't tell what gender long-haired men or short-haired women were. Sometimes it's good to have assumptions challenged. (Not if it involves being lied to for the purpose of obtaining status or material benefit however).
Fuck knows, mate. Our two shit anecdotes don't add up to much, do they?These were all posters and printed ads rather than TV - maybe they don't advertise them on the telly for some reason, like the odd rules we had for a long time about cigarette advertising.
