[Betty Jane]

On Facebook, a friend from there said an employee rolled her eyes at a female customer who was wearing a BLM button. That was racist so a protest was called for.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

On Facebook, a friend from there said an employee rolled her eyes at a female customer who was wearing a BLM button. That was racist so a protest was called for.

Is that what happened? Do we have to genuflect when they walk by now?

[wally_bert]

Tony’s is still around?

[Dixie Yooper]

From the article.Robinson says she was wearing a “Black Lives Matter” button when she went into Tony’s Ice Cream and reportedly got “hostile looks” from staff members. She says that made her feel unwelcome. “Racism does not have to be a word. Racism does not have to be a name that you call me. Racism can be how you fail to look at me in my eyes,” Robinson said.

All you have to do is put on a BLM button, and the ability to read minds and become a Thought Enforcer is yours.

[Cecily]

The employee probably would have done the same to a white person wearing a BLM button, so where is the racism? Or what if the eyerolling had nothing to do with the BLM button or the customer’s color, but possibly the customer’s words and behavior? You might roll your eyes at any number of things. People make a lot of bad assumptions these days.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Not watching professional sports for the foreseeable future for this very reason.

[Big Red Badger]

Oh Boy,
“rolls eyes”