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unless they have the exact same face, it should be easy. You're an ass
Names can be tricky, try using the memory palace technique.
a mistake is something that happens occasionally, being an asshole is showing a consistent pattern of disrespect. OP is doing the latter. also just because sometimes isn't "the end of the world" doesn't mean you have to put up with it.
The same way you learn how to tell anyone else apart, by making an effort to do so. I am sure their faces aren't the same, unless they are identical twins. I am sure they don't wear the same clothes each day, and their voices are probably different, too.
Honestly this just sounds ignorant. Unless they’re identical twins you can take some time and get to know them both for the individuals they are.
It's almost like people have other distinguishing features and want to be seen as individuals. Imagine that.
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Show it anywayI'm wondering how this is racist? Before I cut and dyed my hair, our clients but not other coworkers would confused my coworker and I all the time. We both wore glasses, are around the same height, both had curly blonde hair that was around the same length, etc. We also happen to be white women
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by seeing them as individuals seems like a really good place to start.
It’s almost like...they’re completely different people and want to be treated as such