ATRL, where intersectionality is too complex for them to understand...

nnn at double standards in this thread. If it was about black people y'all would lose your ****

Well I'm recalling to when all the rude white ATRLers willingly agreed and demeaned black folks over that Keyshia Cole not leaving a tip thread.

Again. A thread about one celebrity turned into how blacks being in the wrong.

There's no double standard. You girls just need to realize what's actuality in a situation and what's, well, rude.

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serves her right, many people can't find a job, be thankful bitch

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And that's what I don't understand, these kids are grown up with the internet but they don't know how to use it?

I myself have lived most of my life without internet but such thing would never occur to me.

Deserved, she could have just said "rude people".

Isn't racist but it's stupid to say that on social media. Poor thing though, I hope those customers weren't too mean. If only white people were passionate about police brutality rather than this post

I have no idea about Keyshia Cole's case tbh.

And if that girl didn't mention race, it would be just rude. In common. But she did. [/end]

If a white person would have said "At work, serving these rude ass black people" we ALL know there would be marches and protests against the zoo and the police force. Al Sharpton's sloth bear looking ass would be down there right now.

I really just don't like the double standards when it comes to racially offensive language and undertones.

Anywho, she's dumb as hell and for tagging her job she deserved to be fired. How stupid does one have to be in this day and age?

She was a mess for that. Who actually does that with a pic?

So only white people are rude now?
ATRL is too funny.

From a non-citizen standpoint, I do think the white folks need to treat the blacks better.

This.

Saying this is no different than saying "rude ass black people" which in either case is rude and unprofessional. She deserved to be reprimanded.