Very unprofessional. Met with Alexis about a contr...

Very unprofessional. Met with Alexis about a contracting position. I believe she never even submitted my resume once she found out that I was Latino. To further my claim when she met me in person she switched the pay rate to a lower rate then that of what she initially quoted me over the phone. She stated that the company didn't want to pay the higher rate anymore and had lowered the rate for new contractors coming in. I've never heard of such a policy. Besides the Recruitment Agency always controls the rate of pay the Consultants make not the company that you are doing an assignment for. I'm not new to this young lady. I guess I didn't fit TYPE OF PEOPLE ALEXIS? Real unprofessional place. After about a week I called to follow up with Alexis and she claims that she made 1 soso follow up call to the hiring manager but he was away, there was no other follow up after. I find that these young Caucasian college grads coming from the the Mid West are not used to Latinos that are articulate White Collar Professionals as we are up here in the Big Apple. Well get used to it there's a lot more where I came from. You think you can play that " Bait and Switch Game" on me? Sorry not a chance. I believe all of these positive remarks here about her are all from Non Latino applicants and possibly not even real. Here entire conduct was unprofessional to me, she had no interpersonal skills and failed to get to know me, the applicant. Our meeting was all very mechanical and distasteful and she lacked interpersonal skills. Her character came off as arrogant and self serving, just yuck, just very unprofessional and had shades of racially biased overtones. Meeting me and changing the rate of pay to a lower rate when you had every opportunity to share that with me before our meeting borders on a discriminatory practice because you changed it when you saw me, my skin color and my attributes. I will report this to the Department Of Human Rights for further investigation.