| 1 | Sir, | |
| 2 | At least some of the frustration black professionals feel at having too little | |
| 3 | appreciation or compensation at work, though they have been successful in school and | |
| 4 | have been working themselves to death, may be the result not of racism but of a corporate | |
| 5 | system that devalues both blacks and whites. I know dozens of whites who excelled at | |
| 6 | some of the world's best schools and got on the fast track at top corporations - only to find | |
| 7 | themselves, in their mid-40s, working for morons who minimize their achievements and | |
| 8 | withhold rewards they have earned. Being black may make things worse, but being white | |
| 9 | may not make them a whole lot better. | |
| 10 | Martin H. Williams | |
| 11 | Los Gatos, Calif |
What is the point Mr Williams makes in his letter?