IT Firm Blames Ex-Employee for Dallas Job Ad for 'White' and 'Only Born US Citizens'

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IT Firm Blames Ex-Employee for Dallas Job Ad for 'White' and 'Only Born US Citizens'
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Social media channels are blowing up with outrage over a job for a Dallas based business analyst that purportedly limited the candidate pool to white, 'Only Born US Citizens.'

that a"former employee" made the listing without the company's knowledge by taking an"existing posting and added discriminatory language, then reposted it through his own account.""I wonder if the junior recruiter is a real person?" wrote one reader on Reddit said the the company's explanation."It is a totalmove to fuck things up on social media and then blame their 'interns/social media team.

AGT also stated online that"necessary legal action has been initiated against the job poster" but did not identify the person responsible for the post. Attempts were made to reach the company for comment but calls were not returned. "Arthur Grand is a minority-owned company that has been offering IT and staffing services since 2012 and we pride ourselves on the diversity of our staff and leadership," the statement reads."It is the policy of Arthur Grand that all employees and applicants for employment are afforded equal opportunity without regard to race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, religion, or non-job-related disability.

Tensions and concerns are high across the state over issues of racial discrimination and white supremacy. released a report last month that found 525 incidents of white supremacist propaganda in 2022 across Texas, the most of any state. The report showed a 60% increase in similar incidents over the previous year in Texas, which outpaced the nation's 40% average for the same time period.

“All of this is feeding into more and more extremism, and this report is essentially just representing that,” Heidi Beirich, co-founder of the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, told thein March. “These people are active, they're on the streets, they feel emboldened. They're willing to put out this nasty propaganda. It's just kind of an ugly scene, and Texas is one of the prime places where this is happening.

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