Portland Bakery Fires Two Employees For Failing To Serve Black Woman AFTER CLOSING

[psk836]

Some more news in racialist America (coining a new word for the race exploitation industry).

https://katu.com/news/local/portland-ba ... er-closing

"In one statement, "Back To Eden Bakery" says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named "Lillian", who is well known in the area as a "professional equity activist", entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery's closing time. Employees had also turned off the "Open" sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before "Lillian", and were also informed that the business was closed for the night.

The bakery says "Lillian" left the store briefly and began recording video."

"The bakery also says in the statement that the way the employees went about denying the woman service, "lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work."

In the statement "Back To Eden" says the employees were fired because the woman and the "clamoring public" demanded they be fired.

In one statement, the bakery admitted that the employees did not necessarily do anything wrong, "this is more about how a black woman was made to feel" at the business."

[evilconempire]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

[chucky]

Some more news in racialist America (coining a new word for the race exploitation industry).

https://katu.com/news/local/portland-ba ... er-closing

"In one statement, "Back To Eden Bakery" says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named "Lillian", who is well known in the area as a "professional equity activist", entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery's closing time. Employees had also turned off the "Open" sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before "Lillian", and were also informed that the business was closed for the night.

The bakery says "Lillian" left the store briefly and began recording video."

"The bakery also says in the statement that the way the employees went about denying the woman service, "lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work."

In the statement "Back To Eden" says the employees were fired because the woman and the "clamoring public" demanded they be fired.

In one statement, the bakery admitted that the employees did not necessarily do anything wrong, "this is more about how a black woman was made to feel" at the business."

Closed means closed. The woman was trying to use her “ black privilege” to be treated better than others. She is a racist.

[psk836]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

Right there in the original article and also the post:

"In one statement, “Back To Eden Bakery” says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named “Lillian”, who is well known in the area as a “professional equity activist”, entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery’s closing time. Employees had also turned off the “Open” sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before “Lillian”, were also informed that the business was closed for the night."

[evilconempire]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

Right there in the original article and also the post:

"In one statement, “Back To Eden Bakery” says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named “Lillian”, who is well known in the area as a “professional equity activist”, entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery’s closing time. Employees had also turned off the “Open” sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before “Lillian”, were also informed that the business was closed for the night."

Also right there in the OP:
"The bakery also says in the statement that the way the employees went about denying the woman service, "lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work."

[barrysoetoro]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

Oh, look. Evil, the defender of blacks, messycans, muslims, gays, trannies, chimed in. What a shocker. Got all intimidated again.

[barrysoetoro]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

Right there in the original article and also the post:

"In one statement, “Back To Eden Bakery” says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named “Lillian”, who is well known in the area as a “professional equity activist”, entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery’s closing time. Employees had also turned off the “Open” sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before “Lillian”, were also informed that the business was closed for the night."

Also right there in the OP:
"The bakery also says in the statement that the way the employees went about denying the woman service, "lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work."

Oh, look. He's ANALizing. Standing up for blacks.

[psk836]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

Right there in the original article and also the post:

"In one statement, “Back To Eden Bakery” says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named “Lillian”, who is well known in the area as a “professional equity activist”, entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery’s closing time. Employees had also turned off the “Open” sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before “Lillian”, were also informed that the business was closed for the night."

Also right there in the OP:
"The bakery also says in the statement that the way the employees went about denying the woman service, "lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work."

Thank you for the half statement.

"...the bakery admitted that the employees did not necessarily do anything wrong, "this is more about how a black woman was made to feel" at the business."

It doesn't really work after the whole statement has already been posted.

[psk836]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

Right there in the original article and also the post:

"In one statement, “Back To Eden Bakery” says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named “Lillian”, who is well known in the area as a “professional equity activist”, entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery’s closing time. Employees had also turned off the “Open” sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before “Lillian”, were also informed that the business was closed for the night."

Also right there in the OP:
"The bakery also says in the statement that the way the employees went about denying the woman service, "lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work."

Oh, look. He's ANALizing. Standing up for blacks.

Racialists are designated Thought Police.

Freedom of Speech may be Constitutionally protected, but thought is a wide open field.

[evilconempire]

Hmmm. How was she denied exactly? That bit of information seems to be missing.

Right there in the original article and also the post:

"In one statement, “Back To Eden Bakery” says that according to its own surveillance video, a black woman named “Lillian”, who is well known in the area as a “professional equity activist”, entered at 9:06 p.m., after the bakery’s closing time. Employees had also turned off the “Open” sign, but several customers (all white) who had already ordered were still inside. Two other white women who went to the bakery two minutes before “Lillian”, were also informed that the business was closed for the night."

Also right there in the OP:
"The bakery also says in the statement that the way the employees went about denying the woman service, "lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work."

Thank you for the half statement.

"...the bakery admitted that the employees did not necessarily do anything wrong, "this is more about how a black woman was made to feel" at the business."

It doesn't really work after the whole statement has already been posted.

Right, that supports the portion I posted. We need to find out how this woman was denied exactly...well those of us that haven't already made up our minds without all the details.