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This is what happens when folks refuse to admit they made a mistake based on race.
Once he showed his key it should’ve been an apology and that would be the end of it.
Maybe instead of becoming annoyed, and refusing to put down his phone, and saying, after being asked, that he didn't know his room number, he should have just immediately shown security his key. This is what happens when folks refuse to admit that they didn't act responsibly.
This is what happens when folks refuse to admit they made a mistake based on race.
Once he showed his key it should’ve been an apology and that would be the end of it.
Yes, you’d think that would work, wouldn’t you?
But this security guard and employers don’t want to admit that they’ve acted like racists, so they double down, and act stupid on top of acting racist.
(Crosses Doubletree off my list of places to stay. Undoubtedly not the only one doing so.)
Maybe instead of becoming annoyed, and refusing to put down his phone, and saying, after being asked,[b] that he didn't know his room number,]/b] he should have just immediately shown security his key. This is what happens when folks refuse to admit that they didn't act responsibly.
The article doesn't say that and the video even shows him showing them his card with room number. It never fails that threads like this have people simply making things up.
I have to hope it's the sites attempt at increasing post counts as opposed to the claim of some that the site is full of racists.
Maybe instead of becoming annoyed, and refusing to put down his phone, and saying, after being asked, that he didn't know his room number, he should have just immediately shown security his key. This is what happens when folks refuse to admit that they didn't act responsibly.
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According to the press release, Massey was told by the security guard that he was a security threat even after he showed his hotel key to prove he was a guest.
Looks like that didn't work out the way you think it should have.
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