A Missouri woman was rejected for the position she applied for in a job advertisement posted on Indeed.com, because the company allegedly does not consider applicants with "suggestive ghetto" names. "I have a public service announcement. I am very upset because today I received an email about this job that I applied for as a customer service representative at Mantality Health," wrote Hermeisha Robinson on a post she shared via Facebook last Monday, Aug. 13. She uploaded a screengrab of an email from the company she applied for, stating: "Thank you for your interest in careers at Mantality Health. Unfortunately we do not consider candidates that have suggestive 'ghetto' names. We wish...
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