By now we should all know the story of Maurice Rucker, the 60-year-old Home Depot employee who was fired from his job at an Albany, N.Y., store after he responded to the racist verbal abuse a customer lobbed his way.
Roy Hall loved Home Depot. He was employed at the home improvement retail company for about five years and thought that was where he would earn his retirement. That all changed on June 22nd, when he was suddenly fired from his job at a St. Petersburg, Fla. location.
Updated: Saturday, July 21, 2018, 8:40 a.m. EST: Maurice Rucker has gotten his job back, but if youâre looking for a way to reach out and personally support him there is a GoFundMe campaign running in his honor with the goal of raising $5,000 for Rucker. GoFundMe informed The Root that they are coordinating with theâŠ
Fifteen or so years ago, Oprah had a show where various celebrities offered their favorite sandwiches: whatâs in them, where theyâre sold, how often they eat one, etc. Chris Rock was featured in this segment, and described a shrimp-and-bacon club from the Cheesecake Factory. This memory has stuck in my mind because ofâŠ
The worldâalready hard and damp and confusingâhas gotten harder, more damp and confusing as fuck for men. Not for all men, of course. (#NotForAllMenOfCourse.)
Imagine going up to a drug dealer and asking him to swipe your EBT card so you can buy some edibles. Thatâs exactly what Home Depotâs co-founder, Ken Langone, thinks is happening when it comes to how food stamp recipients use their benefits.
