12-03 & 12-04-24
As usual, !RACISM! makes homepage news on NYT. It's always in the tune of "Black Americans experience ______ twice the rate of white Americans..." Always there's a contrast and comparison of skin color. As usual, "Black" is capitalized in the same sentence where white isn't. Imagine if it were "White" that was capitalized but not black. Imagine the uproar from black people on that; but for some reason it's acceptable to capitalize their skin color but not anyone else's. WTF is skin color capitalized? It's vile, and NYT should know better. "Why turnout wasn't the Democrats problem"—is basically a short article on why the undecided voters wouldn't have voted for Harris anyway. I think we all know that. It's why they're referred to as Undecided. The point is that millions of Americans couldn't be persuaded to vote for a younger, POC female candidate, history in the making. A good thing because the Democrats have turned extremists and no longer a party I can relate to much less support.
NYSDOTGOV - HARASSED
Screenshots above: 2-factor authorization in my NYSdotgov account that I never set up. You can see that it's influenced in its appearance, which is out of sync w the rest of NYS website.
Screenshots above: Harassed. Forced to change password.
SAME PERSON, DIFFERENT WEBSITES, PLATFORMS, BUSINESS/SERVICES
Screenshots above: Black Mamas Matter. Ladies of Hope Ministries. Honest Urban Therapy.
Screenshots above: Black Mamas Matter. Ladies of Hope Ministries. Brown Tech Girl. Paying for School. Amazon Web Service. Color Of Change. Forbes. Justworks (HR Software). DCPSC.
Screenshots above: You Are Tech. Thermo Fisher Scientific. PwC. Schneider Electric. ShareFile. WSJ.
Screenshots above: On Ramps To Careers. Samsung. The Statement.
SAME LOOKING WEBSITES FOR DIFFERENT BUSINESSES
Screenshots above: Ladies of Hope Ministries. You Must Be Drippin.
Screenshot above: Innovative Medicine’s website. My former employer from sometimes around 2015.
Both Ladies of Hope Ministries and You Must Be Drippin remind me of a former employer's website that I went on in 2023 when I updated my resume. It has the same medical aesthetic-like look and feel. This is the employer where the wage garnishment document was sent that got me fired. Having worked for this business, I know for a fact that they do not offer cosmetic services. He's not that kind of doctor. It's a family-operated business and the image is completely out of sync with the practice. The Ladies of Hope Ministries is a non profit that's focused on incarcerated females and alleviating poverty but its website makes the non profit look like a cosmetic business. It doesn't match the non profits mission and purpose.
LADIES OF HOPE MINISTRIES
Screenshots above: LOHM’s donation page on website with the usual PayPal, GPay, Venmo, bank transfer. Examples of other websites: Carnegie Mellon. NYU. Neighborhood McDonald’s door showing PayPal and Venmo. Wikipedia.
Screenshot above: LOHM’s Instagram.
Screenshots above: Cisco Small Business. Digital Undivided. The Mental Wellness Collective. Sexual Health Association. CEEM Coop. New England FCU.
MURALS
Screenshots above: NYgov. US Bank. StemUtah. Blue Bottle. Black Women Radicals.
Screenshots above: This folder contains 100+ screenshots of murals in different parts of the United States with a few in other parts of the world. Since the inception of BLM, murals, almost all on one representation, have been strategically deployed as part of the mono cultural takeover.
INSTAGRAM - WARNER MUSIC DEI
Screenshot above: Out of all the industries where black people have been fully represented, music is one with the others sports. Both are industries valued in billions with hip-hop moguls who have their own clothing and liquor brands and superstar athletes with lucrative endorsements. I feel certain that America created both the hip-hop mogul and the superstar black athlete valued in the billions billions. Yet DEI is even in music. To name a few black musicians who are still popular today—Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Billie Holiday, the Supremes (Motown), Whitney Houston, Nat King Cole, Michael Jackson, hip-hop, R&B, etc. More proof DEI is a SCAM.
ADS IN NYT
Screenshots above: As a foundling I can confirm that Carol Burnett was a more accurate portrayal of the female caretaker. She had the viciousness down superbly. Some original versions are left best alone. Accuracy matters. DEI, in the name of diversity, eradicates what's different for one culture.
All the criminals can do is copy, copy, copy. Everything is a copy of a copy. Nothing is new; all has been done before. That’s what they do, steal from others and claim it as theirs. They can’t on their own come up with an original idea.
RESTARTING IMAC
SAME PERSON, DIFFERENT WEBSITES, PLATFORMS, BUSINESS/SERVICES
Screenshots above: Qlik. Appfolio. Bank of America.
Screenshots above: Qlik. Forbes. Met Life.
Screenshots above: Digital Undivided. Advancing Leadership Network. "Business Consultant." Nerdery. Empowered Women Int'l. Global Data Trends & Insight.
Screenshots above: Qlik. GoTo. AMD. Cognizant. Ernst & Young. MIT.
INSTAGRAM - CONSPICUOUS INFLUENCE
Screenshots above: Showing an example of an influenced Instagram account. Conspicuous third-world images on a socialite/billionaire's account. When I see such images I don't at all feel inclined to give money or "follow." Animal shelters are one of the most exploited ways to get Americans to donate. When they're that poor they're not concerned about animal welfare. They know Americans have a soft spot for dogs and that they're charitable. So kind-hearted and generous are Americans people from everywhere are trying to get them to donate. Other Americans exploit fellow Americans' generosity, eg scammers (of BLM). Technically I'm poor but still find ways to donate to causes I care about. Be suspicious of any non profit that directly links PayPal/Venmo to its social media page or email signature. I’ve found that’s a scammer thing to do. If you were to view the above Instagram account’s tagged photos, you’ll probably not see the same images.
TATTOOS
Screenshots above: RaisingCanes. Ad on RokuTV. ConEd. NYT. Ad on YouTube. Ad on Roku. NYT. X. YouTube. Tampa Electric. Bruce Power.
Screenshots above: United Healthcare Group. NYT (ad in Food section). North America Combined. Tattoos: United Healthcare. Chubb. Norton Security. CVS. Shopify.
Screenshots above: Canvas Family. Community Futures BC. NYT. LA County Public Works. City of Palo Alto, CA. NYT.
UNITED HEALTHCARE/UHC GROUP
Screenshots above: UHC. Webex. Bank of the Pacific. Merck. Meetup. Police Equity.
Screenshots above: UHC before the 2020 pandemic and after.
Screenshot above: The usual categorization of people based on race, sexual orientation/gender, and disabilities—none of which should be counted at a professional organization. Where would I fit? Under Asian? I grew up in America with white adoptive people and foster care of black/brown. It's segregation. Before I discovered social media, I visited hundreds of websites to top companies, brands, tech, financial services, etc. All had the same segregationist so-called resource groups. Work is NOT therapy nor a support group. I do NOT have to share my experiences as an Asian female to colleagues nor do I need to care about colleagues' experiences with their identity, culture, or grievances. My business is no one's business at the workplace. I'm at work to do a job. DEI has been the single most damaging policy to have been implemented and it serves one group only. I'm disadvantaged and marginalized but apparently the wrong skin color for social justice policies to benefit me despite that I'm a person of color female coming from the single most disadvantaged background, foundling, ward of the court, former runaway, child abuse survivor and broken adoption of 1980's unregulated international adoption industry. The fact is I don’t appear to be any one of those things, which is a testament to my will-to-power and effort. It’s also proof that in America, you can rise above your circumstances if you take the initiative. I have never had a home to go to for the holidays, I do not acknowledge my birthday, but I can pass for privileged (when I have my hair done). If you’re an American, you’re privileged. No excuse.
Screenshots above: United Health Group. East West Bank. First Citizen's Bank. Eagle Express.
Screenshots above: Other reoccurring themes, solar panels, QR codes, one dominant representation, especially the black woman.
Screenshots above: Optum, a subsidiary of United Health Group, the parent company to United Healthcare. Springboard. NYU McSilver. Centric FCU. CO Mat Recovery. Panorama Consulting Group.
UHC & NYT
The United States has been infiltrated with cybercrimes perpetrated by a criminal organization that appears to be a global effort since the Covid-19 pandemic, though probably before. I'm sure I've been a victim at least since I was locked out Facebook over ten years ago. The wage garnishment document sent to my then employer, Innovative Medicine, allegedly from the City Marshall was sent around 2015.
Screenshots above: "Because so much data is generated every time such a bike is unlocked, Mr Shmoys said that he was surprised that a gunman in such a high profile crime would choose to use a Citi Bike at all."
UHC & OPTUM
Screenshots above: Optum. Entrepreneur. InfoSecurity Magazine. Applebees. Entrepreneur.
UHC & BBB
Screenshot above: United Health Group shows to have 2k+ BBB complaints, but only 49pp's show. Along with many complaints related to insurance coverage are ones on identity thefts, account breaches, harassing robocalls, etc.
Screenshot above: Harassed.
DEFRAUDED WITH UHC INSURANCE FROM 2022-2023
Screenshot above: I called about the mysterious bill several times after filing an appeal. I was given the runaround each time. Suddenly, the last week the flex card was to expire, I had access to the funds. I spent what I could on a bullshit order on Amazon of stuff I didn't need. The rest of the funds on the card went to the scammers.
Other shady stuff happened with my UHC insurance which I won’t recount for the time being.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF ALLEGHANY
HARASSED
Screenshots above: Had to restart iMac because it froze, taking several seconds to load pages. It took over a minute to power back on. Then I found I was kicked off X. Whenever this happens, I click the "Continue as Erica" in the popup because logging in under "Sign in" my password never works. It's always obstructed. This time I was also obstructed via google sign-in. My username showed as incorrect. I had to sign in through Apple. Google is set to save the new PW I had to create when I've never set up google to save PW's. Every time I sign into my Apple account a popup appears of signing into a new device when I've had my iMac since 2021 and my iPhone since 2022. This is all 2-factor authorization I never authorized.
Screenshots above: QR code and Substack.
AMAZON - HARASSED & OBSTRUCTED
Screenshots above: Tried to sign into Amazon. This is probably the third time I've tried to sign into Amazon this year. I haven't bought anything on the platform since December 2022, the UHC order. Harassed the whole time trying to sign in.
Screenshots above: 2-factor authorization that I didn't ever activate and that's been in effect since 2020. After the security code I'm asked about a VISA card that either I never owned or haven't in years. I had to replace bank card at least 3x’s since 2020. It’s the only solution offered by bank when I report fraud.
X - HARASSED
Screenshot above: Harassed.