Blacks are now reporting better emotions in workplace than whites, despite working in a routine, having fewer close friends and feeling less supported by their peers, a study found. "We were surprised by this," said lead author Melissa M. Sloan, an assistant professor of interdisciplinary social sciences and sociology at the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee. "Based on the history of discrimination against African Americans in the workplace, we thought ...
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