Privilege Versus Public Decency on Delta Flight
Even among the privileged in the age of Black Lives Matter, standards of decency can be maintained. But it isn’t easy:
A passenger was kicked off a Delta flight for wearing a hat that was deemed “inappropriate” by the airline.
The unnamed woman was wearing a baseball cap with the word “f***” emblazoned on it when she boarded the aircraft, before being asked to remove it by cabin crew.
All she had to do was agree not to put the obscene hat back on her head once the plane was in the air. She was too special to do this.
Congratulations, Black Lives Matter. You finally found evidence that blacks are oppressed:
.@Delta Captain Dennis Reilly berated and embarrassed a member of our community. This kind of white privilege should not be tolerated. We demand a public apology and that this Pilot no longer be allowed to fly a Delta aircraft. #BlackLivesMatter #FlyingWhileBeingBlack #Delta pic.twitter.com/xaLCWq7dxa
— Black Lives Matter DC (@DMVBlackLives) October 25, 2020
Now Delta is pleading with people not think they are racist, and the captain is taking heat for not having a mask on and for his “condescending tone” toward a passenger who was behaving like a spoilt child.
On a tip from Greg O.
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