There is a news on the Internet that has attracted the attention of many netizens, that is, a man wearing camouflage pants went to the bookstore to read a book, but the staff at that time mistakenly thought it was a migrant worker and refused to let him in. This also raises a question, can't migrant workers enter bookstores? I think the answer is definitely no, no matter what your occupation or status, you can enter the bookstore, as long as you go in with a learning attitude, not making trouble.

The staff of this bookstore actually thought he was a migrant worker, so he was not allowed to read in the bookstore. I think this behavior is simply unreasonable. Moreover, it can be seen that bookstore employees discriminate against migrant workers. I believe everyone has learned a knowledge that all men are created equal. What does this mean? That is, no matter what occupation or status you are, we are all on an equal footing in personality. You can't discriminate against me for who I am, and I can't discriminate against you for who you are.

This is a basic principle between people. Now the staff of this bookstore don't want him to go to the bookstore because they think he is a migrant worker. Will migrant workers enter the bookstore and pollute the environment of the bookstore? Not everyone goes to the bookstore, but everyone is eager for knowledge. What's wrong with going to the bookstore? The only thing wrong is that this staff member is discriminating against migrant workers.

I have seen a case before. A migrant worker wrote a long letter thanking the library, saying that he had been reading in the library for so many years and thanked the library staff for their understanding. I think this is a sharp contrast. Many migrant workers may not have a high level of education, but that doesn't mean they don't have the mind to study. Maybe it's just that they can't continue their studies for some reason. However, the bookstore is open for everyone to learn and can't hinder everyone's learning heart.