Today in the Post-Racial Society
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Two black workers in a Tennessee cotton factory just filed a federal complaint against a domineering white supervisor who called them “monkeys” and was recorded lamenting racial integration while telling them the water fountain and microwave were for whites only. Happy 2014!
The men, who worked at the Atkinson Cotton Warehouse in Memphis, shared their story—and their secret recordings—with WREG-TV. The video above has to be seen to be believed.
The cotton industry’s history reminds some people of slavery.
Antonio Harris and Marrio Mangrum say their former supervisor was stuck in the past.
“He would be like, ‘You need to think like a white man,” said Mangrum.
“He pulled his pants down in front of us and told us to kiss his white tail,” said Harris.
He said after months of racist comments and feeling powerless, he decided to use his phone as a weapon to fight back.
At a cotton gin even.
Obviously the victim is the white supervisor for being accused of racism. Only a black racist would accuse a white of racism.