Black woman faces hair discrimination during job interview l WWYD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- A Black woman is told she needs to cut her natural hair for a new job. What will people do when they witness race-based hair discrimination during an interview?
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The woman being interviewed for the job looks more "professional" than the woman who is interviewing her.
😂😂 so true
Agreed!
Ouch! 😂
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Exactly 😂😅😂😅😂
imagine you’re having a terrible day and you start yelling at someone and then john quiñones walks out💀
😂😂😂
🤣🤣 this was incredibly funny
Tbh, I wonder if there's ever been a fist fight before he came out and said it was just a show and they were actors. xD
right lol @@familyoftacticaldroids309
@@familyoftacticaldroids309 I remember one where someone threw a chair or something before they could break
The white woman getting so mad that she has to clean the table 👏🏻👏🏻
not you from all the housewives comment sections 😂😂 hi boo
And the "yeah." Holy heck, she was seething. The actress is lucky she didn't get a napkin holder to the dome!
What timestamp was it?
@@ThatsCrazyRightwhat timestamp cause I wanna see. 🤣
@@markryans23875:35
The things black people and children have to go through is crazy
yahh i get what ur saying lolll
I know right. At least she isn't tapping her hair incessantly and picking at it with her nails.
🙄
@@kuromicuswhynot-but the black experience is more brutal. for example no other race gets discriminated against for their HAIR
@chaeryeong991 other races do, I know from experience
I’m so happy this show is making a comeback!
Same
Even though is bias ?
Omg same!! I love this!
@@0penyafaceuphow is it biased?
because its still relevant with many possible social scenarios to explore. Shows like these write themselves.
Interesting how the people that supported the hiring manager wanted their face blurred.
Almost as if they knew what they were supporting was wrong 🧐
Stand strong in your opinions don’t be scared 😂
😂😂😂
@@fgnick4554
Curly or afro textured hair is no more unclean that straight hair. That makes no sense. If you ask all employees to wear a net or be bald that's one thing but to say only one group doesnt have to because their hair is straight is ridiculous.
@@Ready-ForTheEndyeah, even straight hair is not necessarily clean
It's not necessarily that they believe they're wrong. They were probably just afraid of a mob coming after them. If they believe they're wrong then why would they have that opinion? It's not as if they're being forced to have that opinion.
Oh, my comment disappeared. Well I'm going to comment it again. It's not necessarily that they thought what they were saying was wrong. They may have just been afraid of people coming after them for their opinion. Why do you think they would have an opinion they think is wrong? It's not as if they're being forced to have that opinion.
Isn't it the interviewer's hair that looks unkempt? 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah it does a little 😂 of the two of them her hair is the one that looks messy
Right 😂
Yes!
How dare you!! 😂😅
The woman that cried with the baby stole my heart 🥹❤️
Me too ...I actually cried with her its really painful to be judged and hated with the way God created you
Mine too I’m crying like a baby lol that was so sweet especially for the younger generation to speak up and have so much compassion for someone else
She's just hormonal. 🤭
As a white man I want to say its important for us to speak up too. Black women have beautiful hair in every style. Their hair shouldn't play a role in the workplace (or anywhere else). we don't mandate any other race and the way they wear their hair and black women should be treated equally. I support black women I hope you do too!
You’re an amazing person 🥹👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you. I have locs but i work in corporate so i wear realistic wigs. Everyone think my wigs are my real hair. Hopefully one day ill be able to feel courageous enough to.
@@koreee_alexx7905I appreciate the kind words.....you're an amazing person and I hope you have a great day!
@@ReadyorNot811 Taking steps toward expressing your authentic self in the workplace can be a gradual process, and when you're ready, I'm sure you'll find the courage to embrace your locs openly. Your journey is unique, and your authenticity is something to be celebrated. Wishing you all the confidence and courage on your path! You are beautiful with any hairstyle and you should be allowed to wear what you choose!
Thank you so much🥰 I adore my curly natural hair sooooo much🥰🥰🥰💅🏾
HER HAIR IS BEAUTIFUL !!
@@brantlyb2b35no it looks like curls but I’m sure we know what type of person you are
It was really cute. I loved her hair.
@@lukusblack6442I love it too.
@@Salma.Salma.Salma. what is a wig hair right ? So trying be funny in just dumb
@@jonitasworld8098 in English, please
That first lady was holding back demons when she looked up at the ceiling 😂😂😂😂
her hair looks so well maintained, shiny and vibrant!
It takes so much work to keep a curly hair like hers so well defined. Beautiful ❤
The father and daughter combo, those are people you want to work for ✌🏽
The daughter actually getting emotional made me emotional as well.
Amen 💯👏🏾
It's hard to make a choice when the employer holds all the cards
Your choice is to do whats best for you. Youre never absent of choice because choices can be good or bad.
There are thousands of employers. Imagine what working there would be like
No it isn't. Know your worth and never settle. It's really that simple
This is so true. Especially in this recession times man. I am struggling so much to find one corporate job. Idk, I feel I would actually end up changing even my gender to get a job at this point. Lmao
@@FAFGamerbut…that’s the issue. Imagine an economic system being so bad that you have to literally change who you are to make money to put food on the table. That’s not something to be proud about.
I was in tears by the time that couple stood up for her. SOmething about THAT accent yet THOSE politics really went straight to my heart.
I know that things are going in the right direction when white people stand up against that kind of treatment! I'm proud of them to do what's right.
The last 1 made me cry 😭. The empathy she had. 🙏🏾
7:01 But the interviewer's "straight hair" looks like she just woke up 😂 The curly hair looked cleaner too. Hair style doesn't matter
😂😂😂😂
I came to the comment section to see if anyone would say something about the interviewer's scraggly hair. Thank you for not disappointing me.
@@shoegurl8849 I just made a comment about it and how shes literally a hypocrite.
it’s thin too!! it looks like a rat is on her head!
And she's wearing yoga pants with a blazer talking about being unprofessional 😂
It’s so weird to not have John quinones come in
What happened to him?
@@gsmith1061 He did the voice over yes we adore John.
@@ninthhorizon that doesn’t answer the question but ok.
He's not a young fella anymore, plus I think it hits better for this episode to have a relatable journalist.
exactly
😹 The baby is so funny. Just all up in the conversation.
She looks very professional.
I got SO emotional watching this - as a black woman who was VERY insecure growing up, I did not embrace my own beautiful natural coils until I was in my late 30s. And I LOVE my hair. Its my crown and part of my identity! To be looked at as if I'm unkept because of how God made me, just hurts to hear.
as you should🥰💗
Yes it does! Something about that word triggers me too. They're so oblivious to the fact that it's the texturist ideals that they hold are the reason why they see natural hair as unkempt.
My natural hair journey started in my 20s and, ironically, from my first theatrical performance in NYC. The freedom I felt as I transitioned to natural was awesome. 15+ years later and I'm still loving it: natural curls, silk presses, twists, twist outs, braids, Bantu knots…I love it all!
Sending hugs your way 🤗🤗
My hair does look unkept if I don’t do something to it. Wish I could wake up with straight hair and just brush it and leave lol I love my curls but they’re A LOT of work! I think most of us girls have felt that way growing up, but it’s a beautiful journey of loving yourself for who you are. ❤
As a Black American woman who has experienced this very type of discrimination it brought me to tears. For people like me that have hair that defies gravity the subject can be quite sensitive. For the people who stand up and use their voices for good I applaud you.
I am in tears and I am not black but I am against discrimination of any kind.
Don’t let them get to you, you are beautiful just the way you are❤ I know it is easier said than done. I can’t believe why people still discriminate against each other. Why can’t we just accept one another without judging how we look😔
As a man going bald, I give anything to have a full set of hair.
Not black but living in Canada, I've heard of similar things from our First Nations population. The main tribe in my area is Objibwe and I've heard from some male Ojibwe coworkers that their long hair was not acceptable... despite all the girl having hair past their shoulders. But when you need the job, they sadly need to compromise by cutting their long hair (which has significant spiritual value according to tribal beliefs).
This even happens on a larger scale. Hockey is a big deal up here and the NHL had a former player of Ojibwe descent named Chris Simon. A tough customer and not afraid of anything. He was pressured to eventually cut off his long hair because when it came to assessing penalties, he was the easiest to spot on the ice since his long hair covered his jersey nameplate. Even when he did nothing wrong, he would be the first one the on-ice officials would point at.
Her hair is beautiful. And I'm sure yours is too.
F*ck yeah, brand new WWYD videos make me feel like the luckiest child on Christmas morning! I was happy with the old videos on repeat so this feels like I’m being spoiled!
As always, WWYD had to portray the bad guy as white and never Bl-ck or Br-wn.
I guess that’s what gets clicks nowadays.
Are we watching the same show? @@user-rz8jb9il7z
That actress is beautiful.
And of course, the message here is very positive.
As long as your hair is clean and neat, there is no reason she would not be qualified. There is nothing wrong with the job candidates' hairstyle.
Your so right if some interviewer said or asked me that I would rather go get up and leave and go to the next job in line I was surprised that bystanders stepped in way to go
The clean part is the problem, unfortunately. Racists have a tendency to see a non-white person's hair and automatically assume it's unclean, especially in curls or braids.
it should be common sense. black women have fought to wear their natural hair for years. there was a point where they were forced to cover up their hair because it made white women jealous that white men would stare at them
How do u describe clean and neat? She can’t help that that’s her hair
@@bhavanijayant526I think the actress hair looks clean and neat
this reminds me of the recent suspension of a student, darryl george, at an american school because his natural hair violated the dress code. now the court has ruled that the school is allowed to restrict the length of students' natural hair. absolutely infuriating.
I was about to say that. It's just disgusting.
That’s disgusting, why do they feel the need to care so much about other people’s hair anyway? It’s about the grades!
This exact problem was why the Baby Boomers rebelled against their schools having a dress code. Now, I understand that rules are needed for society, but there comes a point when they become excessive and ridiculous.
Just looked this case up and I was like holy fuck. Why is it even a rule that males have to have their hair short in the first place? 100% would put that school on blast.
But he broke the rules already in place and refused to conform to the rules like every other student has to. So the school were right.
I’m a Caucasian woman with curly hair and I remember my boss telling me one day when I straightened my hair he said “I like your hair like that better. It looks less like you got electrocuted”
Also I was nicknamed “nappy” in high school.
The last girl made me cry. We are all human. She just touched my heart with that notion. I wish everyone would know this.
Last girl made me cry as well. We need more people like her in the world.
Oh definately made me cry. The outpouring of feeling from her is real. We sometimes can't believe the kind of treatment people get. WE gotta stop looking for people to conform to what's "professional". If their hair is clean and neat, like that beautiful woman, then that's all that should be required. It's 2024 for God's sakes!!
did yalls notice how the baby showed happiness by banging on the table when the mother stepped in and after they kept looking at the baby? I love life
Nah, the baby banging on the table had absolutely zero correlation
@@jvjustvibes9103 Then you don't know Kabbalah ,,, Messiah message. Everything is corelated like one giant web. Messiah message
You don’t know! Can you see inside a baby’s mind? Some kids are smarter than we give ‘em credit for, you never know!!
@@jvjustvibes9103you must be fun at parties
8:09 - the baby be like - “what the bell is going on here, I have no hair as well”😅
Made me cackle😂😂😂
I'm happy to see this episode. The same thing happened to me...i nearly get fired for wearing blonde braids (I'm a French black girl). They said it was a distraction and that i should wear a black wig. They considered braids as unprofessional. They even took pictures of me in my office and send it to the CEO. I was an HR manager
I told them that i have rights and asked them to show me where it's written that a black woman can't wear braids at work. I refused to change my hair and said that i was ready to start a fight. One year later they were begging me to stay because i was just ....very professional 😊
I’ve had two bosses call my hair messy and lazy. One of them even held a meeting with my other two coworkers about how “frizzy” hair is not acceptable and how if you’re going to wear your hair in a bun your hair should be gelled back and straightened. I was the only one who ever wore my hair up and curly. And also my brother was told by a Mormon bishop that he had to cut his dreads because they were distracting to the congregation. People are racist and ignorant everywhere.
That’s unacceptable for racists to say that. Segregation is over for Pete’s sake!
I'm so sorry that happened to you!! Please keep rocking your crown!!
That's all in your mind that racists are everywhere. What would you do gave a bad example using this lady because there's nothing wrong with her hair and most employers would be completely fine with it. If you show up with an unkept afro or I as a white guy show up with long unkept hair they have every right to tell you to do something with it. Has nothing to do with racism or discrimination.
@@easygoingguy Spot on mate.Dont listen to the race card warriors
@@easygoingguy I do see your point, but sometimes it is racism. We can show up with neat well kept hair, and we are still discriminated against. I know it has gotten a lot better, but it still exist in some situations. And yes, I know that everything isn’t racism, but this is our experience, and it is very real.
Can you please make these clips longer???
I was shocked when the video ended I was like 'that's it?'
It's literally 10 minutes that's long enough 😐
I also feel like it used to be longer umm I think the Acting time is little.
@usanatv2007sentertainmentinc. I thought on tv it be longer
and always have Quiñones present!
Why did this make me cry?! This interviewer actress... wow. Triggering 😢. Thanks for shedding light on the injustice. ❤
I'm often left in tears watching this show, the humanity is so heartwarming. Glad to see that most of the people out there are caring towards other human beings and courageous to stand up for what is right.
I didn't even read all of the title at first and once I saw her I thought "Damn she has beautiful hair."
I believe this happens in schools universities and colleges too
It doesn't happen at my son's highschool. Here in Los Angeles everyone has the right to enjoy the style of hair their choose. I don't believe it's wrong as long as it's clean.
@@edithdlp8045Yea that’s usually the case; kids are usually allowed to wear the hair the way they want to. Sometimes though, dress code includes certain hairstyles
It does, at least in the U.S. There's currently a court case about this now involving a Black teenager being put on in-school suspension based on him not cutting his locs. The case is in Texas, which passed the CROWN Act right before the 2023/2024 school year started.
@@Rio-483Or downright bullying from students’ peers.
They do
Did anybody else see the baby give the lady the side eye 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This hits home for me.
I have long hair, but my parents always made me keep it short, claiming "many workplaces require men to have short hair. It's not just about job performance."
Ignoring the fact that women are not required to have long hair.
This is not comparable to what black people go through. Stop.
@@amsterdameexcept this happens to men, which is 50% of the population. Why can’t we compare it, simply? Dress codes are outdated and are dumb.
@@amsterdame and other races too- it just depends on the hair sometimes - SO HOW U STOP??-
I had a teacher in high school with blonde hair that went down to his waist
He was one of my favorite teachers
Where is Traci?
Traci was the best at acting like the rudest person in the world. I miss seeing her in the episodes.
Oh yeah Traci! People probably started recognizing her😂
Lmfaooo Traci quit yall kept bothering that lady
I miss her
@tianarobinson Wait, Traci quit???? Why?
Can we just talk about how cute the baby was at the end? So chubbyyyyy
@@maxmeza4859 You can always just keep scrolling instead, Max. 🙂
@@chae226what did he say
the way the babies head turned when she said unkempt lol 🤣 it coulda been cause mamas eye turned but still 🤣
@@kelleyvice1387 He was so alert! Every time something happened his head was turning in every direction lol.
My coworkers of other races have always said oh I love your hair in braids. I just smile and keep wearing my natural hair.
I'm curious if the restaurant turns off the background music. When I go to restaurants I usually can't hear other conversations
Right. They could not get a reaction out of me ever when everything is muffled with utensils shifting, everyone talking, and music. But I guess I’m nosey too haha
That sweet mama at the end warmed my heart😢💖 and her father too
the baby already knew the interviewer was gonna say some bullshit, look at him starting at 7:59 🤣
I was gonna say that she had the most well-behaved baby I ever saw! And a smart tyke too -- it recognizes a bogus situation & its own mommy crying! ♡♡
He was turned all the way around just staring hard 😂😂
the lady at the end made me start crying too 🥹
I went thru this kind of discrimination at a job years ago.
These people are such good actors 😭
Enough to star in a Marvel movie ? :P
@@francescorengifo enough to hold a grudge against them when they're the 'bad guy' role
@@denjisleftnu- I was saying cause she looks like Monica rambaou
@@francescorengifo oops my bad, I didn't get the reference lol
@@francescorengifoI thought the exact same thing. She has to be a stunt double for Teyonah Parris.
She's absolutely stunning
That last one brought me to tears, very sincere and heartfelt reaction. Love this show, this is what the world needs more of.
That wonderful caring woman at the end with her baby and her dad should be very proud of herself. He fills her heart with love and compassion for others. May God bless her and her family now and always.
Honestly, Darrien looks more professional than the interviewer
He was so wholesome to watch too, he’d make a great host 😄
Im Mexican but have super curly puffy hair, sometimes I wear it in braids to keep it neat and make my mornings easier, I had this happen at a job interview last month. The interviewer was a blonde hair blue eye white woman and I told her straight up she was minimizing me and it felt racist. She instantly tried to cover her tracks but if your hair is clean and not affecting how you work it should not be a subject of discussion. Period
Your hair is not the same and you will not receive the same discrimination that we (black) people do. Damn the braids you were which are black styles are looked at ugly on us but beautiful on other races such as yours… so please stop trying to compare…
@@user-pw2gx4ej4o i was waiting for someone to say this, my family has afros
Stop making this about you
You could just say white woman. No one cares she had blonde hair and blue eyes
@@asapflavaK Does their hair naturally grow into an afro-textured/kinky afro (type 4) without any manipulation? Not that it has anything to do with you bc I don't think you have type 4 hair. I was just curious.
Why no post interview and blurred face for the people who agreed with the interviewer?
First of all, Who would do interviews in crowded restaurants?
What's "second of all"? When I went on some interviews, they covered 10am to 4pm, and one or more interviewers took me to lunch too -- the "interview" continued thru lunch. It's possible busy H.R. types might squeeze-in a candidate over a lunch too. But not normally -- a restaurant is not very private, is it? ♡
Restaurants do a lot of times
Her hair is absolutely beautiful. Love the curls!
I went through something similar being a biracial woman going to a job interview with my natural hair. They just kept asking me if I’m absolutely sure that I will be able to wear a hat, as that was part of the uniform. It made me very uncomfortable. So glad to see people standing up for what’s right in this video!
OMG THIS IS A NEW ONE ARE THEY MAKING MORE OF THESE?????
Sis cleaning the table had me screaming... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
She was there with it 🤬
I always end up crying my eyes out when watching WWYD.😭😭😭
❤
literallyyyy
My employer doesn't care what anybody's hair looks like or what color it is as long as they do their work
Ok and?
No one asked you
@@amsterdame bish NO ONE ASKED U TO REPLY- OH AND ALSO TELL THAT TO THE 1 MILLION REPLIES SHARING THEIR STORY TOO💀💀 LIKE STOP.TARGETING.HER☠💀-
As they should
I understand having a standard, but her hair literally already looks professional.
I missed this show so much!! I’m so excited to see it’s coming back! It’s a wonderful conversation starter.
I would like to see what the conversation looks like for people who don’t align with the high road on these scenarios, too, though.
You know my lady was uncomfortable when she started wiping the table 🤣🤣😭 that would be me tbh
I think WWYD need to make these videos a bit longer 😂
Finally, churning out new episodes like there's no tomorrow!
Unfortunately my husband has had interviews where they said he would have to cut hair he has dreads that he been growing out for 13 years now
This brought me to tears with both sadness and joy! Thank you for posting this!
Ok first of all her hair looks glamorous and I’m Christian so I always wore skirts and dresses to work until today I never had any issues. I don’t think anyone should ever have the right to tell you how you should look to change your appearance. Just as long your a good person willing to work should be enough.🌻
I'm Mexican- American ,so I don't know much about black women's hair but I have a friend that is and I have also read they take really good care of their hair and are proud of it , which they should be. Telling her to change her hair is like telling her to deny her heritage ! She looks very sophisticated with her hair, women of color have so many styles to wear their hair and they look amazing. Hair as long as it is clean and not some crazy distracted way is a personal choice and should not be asked to change , yes in the food industry, warehouses and jobs like the hair can sometimes be a hazard and should be pulled back or netted but other than that it's not morally or ethically right to ask for a change.
Thank you for bringing back this show! ♥️
2:40 the way he tapped his wife 😂😅
I'm a guy and for some jobs I declined them because I have long hair and they wanted all men to have short hair.
What is there problem with men having long hair? Women mostly have long hair.
I can't believe this is even an issue!! 🤨 She looks absolutely beautiful and professional! I never understood why black people straighten their hair or wear wigs.
Well now you understand
racism and white beauty standards
It's our prerogative to wear our hair as we choose. Why is that your concern???
@@miskittt she's saying it in a positive way I think
I agree with you. Some people wear wigs due to hair damage from years of straightening and chemical processing. Others wear wigs due to personal choice. I believe everyone just should judge each other
That baby was like yep I’m in good hands!
Do some places really interview you right there in front of customers? Every place ive been interviewed at always took me to a private office to interview me
Some restaurants do, it's embarrassing to me lol, actually I think every restaurant I served at did it at a table in front of guests
I’ve worked in restaurants and the manager did interview you in the middle of the restaurant. Fairly common.
I've never been interviewed at a resteraunt, only factories and retail stores before
i’ve been binging all the episodes again😭😭😭 i’m so happy
same😭😭
I wished the Black couple at the beginning would of encouraged her to find something else and that she could do better rather than just to tolerate the bullshit for a job although they knew the racist discrimination was wrong they still kind of suggested to compromise herself. wrong message.
I totally agree with you. However, my guess is that they probably figured that she could have been in a situation where she needed a job so badly after perhaps hundreds of applications submitted and various interviews. Lots of people are living paycheck to paycheck these days and are being laid off suddenly. Perhaps she could have just taken the job temporarily while continuing to look for something else. It’s oftentimes a hard position to choose between survival and dignity😢
This is the exact unfortunate reality though. That's exactly why they made this skit. Many Black ppl feel Obligated to Change their physical appearance for school and work or you may be fired or removed from the program.
PLEASE KEEP MAKING MORE EPISODES!!!! WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM!!!!
Thanks for coming back❤
Where is John Quinones? 😂
He doesn't care enough..... he's not black.
Last woman 😢 hit me hard
😭
The way that one lady was rage cleaning the table 😂😂
I balled like a baby at the end... yall just don't know the micro aggressions and just outright discrimination we deal with just to be ourselves.. it's good to see ppl actually call out the BS. And shoutout to everyone who had sis's back.
absolutely love these videos. thank you for entertaining us and teaching us lessons on how to deal with these types of stuff.
I wished I had her hair. It's beautiful
Buy it. It’s a wig 😂
@@Zee-ob1perude😏
Plz upload full length episodes
The stress cleaning from the lady with the gray shirt is so funny. I feel her on that haha
I’ve been in a hiring position my entire life and I’ve never seen this happen nor did I know it happens. I’ve hired all kinds of different people with all different hairstyles and never thought too much about it. TBH, I love her hair. 50 year old white male here. I would’ve hired her on the spot. She seemed extremely professional.
I finally can watch these on my lunch break again😭
Watching this from Kenya, I'm literally in tears 😪. Thanks Kamau for this
I’m crying watching this! This is really touched me. Good see strangers stand up for those woman.
THIS!!!!
Im not from U.S nor live in the U.S and I got curly hair. It's finally changing in my country and we even got TV ads including curly haired people, also in magazines. This makes me so happy; seeing people embracing how they truly are and society accepting more.
Often in restaurants I don't always hear over the music playing. Is the music turned off in these WWYD episodes. When I go to restaurants I don't always pick up on other conversations
When that lady moved her seat I cackled so loud😂😂
glad you guys upload new videos
I was listening to this episodes all night at work
Listening?
All night? It's 10 minutes
Not them trying say that Tyler Perry wig natural 😂
Finally a brand new episode of What Would You Do? I been waiting for this.
The baby's gonna be raised well for sure. God bless that family and also those before them.