Monday, November 20, 2006

Essay 1352


One more comment added to the responses (see Essays 1345, 1341, 1337 and 1332) to the AdAge story presented in Essay 1326…

César Chavéz consultant. We begin with the basics, which are responsibility for yourself, family and education. You strive for excellence. I am sure you are familiar with the saying “freedom comes with discipline.” Fairness does not always exist, and discrimination based on color, gender and religion unfortunately does exist. But I also know that many live with chips on their shoulder and I have a hard time going anywhere with those who do. They always feel that people are out to get them. Poor service in the restaurant, asked for I.D. in the airport, Disney Land was filled to capacity and they could not get in. Whatever it is they always have a gripe. Look at the school records, look at the prison numbers, look at real problems. You want to be Chavéz, then get campaigns together that communicate responsibility, job competitiveness, etc. It’s amazing how many times I try to hire graphic artists, Website developers and other creative talent in L.A. Unfortunately, no matter what color or gender they are, many are real flakes. There are good jobs and good pay for those who prepare and have sound work ethics, and that should be encouraged. I disagree strongly that Latinos will benefit from a Jesse Jackson. — VALENCIA, CA

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