The first consideration is that the woman is black....... all else stems from that root.
She thinks she was disrespected and then created evidence to prove her allegation
You bring up an interesting point. I've been in a number of interviews to hire people. On of the questions we ask of potential hires is what they expect of their leadership. With Afro-Americans and especially females, the common respect is respect. The first few times I heard it, I thought it odd. But as it became more and more of a theme it dawned on me there is something cultural. I'm not sure where it's originating whether it be school, church or other entity, but it's really common. Because of time, we really haven't tried to determine what the word specifically means to them.
She thinks she was disrespected
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She’s right. I don’t respect her.