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'Woke' company forces its white workers to admit they are racist

Attorney Nicole Levitt left the firm after refusing to sign a document asserting that "all white people are racist."

""All white people are racist,"" read the contract they were required to sign / Pixabay.

Rosana Rábago Sainz
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Nicole Levitt worked at Women Against Abuse until a few days ago. However, she resigned from her job as a domestic violence victim advocate at this woke company. It all started after the murder of George Floyd. At that time, her company began to adopt a very radical anti-racist policy. It got to the point that they were forced to sign a contract that included the following statement: "All white people are racist and I am no exception." She decided to resign and denounced the situation on the Glenn Beck show, where she recounted what had happened:

During their conversation, Levitt explained that at first, everyone agreed that what had happened to Floyd "was horrible, and I don't think any thinking, feeling person could see that and not be moved against it." However, the situation escalated and there came a point where, Levitt told Glenn Beck, "if you didn't agree with that ideology, if you dissented one step away from it, then you were an outcast."

However, a more disturbing issue, came soon after: the company began segregating people according to the color of their skin. For her, that was the straw that broke the camel's back. This especially affected white people: "The language that I heard used against white people mirrored what was said against Jews in the 1930s, and I wholeheartedly reject that kind of dehumanizing language against any race or any group. And anyone with a sense of history can tell you that things don't go well when that happens," Nicole concluded.

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