White woman who addressed Dallas Mayor as "bruh" on twitter, fired from job

[Creflo ½ Dollar]

I know the history behind those slights. From reading up on them to seeing them over my 53 years. Over familiarity to a Black man in positions of authority has always been a way for White racists to take uppity negroes down a peg.

Second, you have just exposed yourself by trying to now use some shaming tactics. Disagreeing with your position does not make anyone sensitive, but asserting that someone is sensitive because of their disagreement with you does expose that you are projecting.

You are sensitive and reaching…she used it ironically..that is non-professional at worst.

 

[Uachet]

You are sensitive and reaching…she used it ironically..that is non-professional at worst.

Using it ironically does not exclude it from also being disrespectful. They are not mutually exclusive. You may be fine with that sort of disrespect, but I am not.

Second, she is still fired. So the outcome is still fine with me, no matter what the behind the closed door reason was for her termination.

 

[Absolut]

Out here as a journalist and calling the figurehead of your city bruh on twitter and people think they should keep their job? Take that blogger type shyt to a blog and not a professional newspaper

 

[Ripp]

-If the mayor was white would you still care about this? I see no problem with not giving a fukk about elected officials on many levels, especially ones you don't agree with & didn't vote for. Getting appointed to a position doesn't automatically make you a person worthy of respect.

He's not white though... your hypothetical holds no weight until you can show me a situation where this happened to a white person. It's not about being an elected official. It's about people feeling they have the right to disrespect someone black because their skin is white even though said person is an elected official.

"She says it to everybody" .... but in this case she said it to someone she shouldn't have

 

[R=G]

I laugh at any bytch or nygga who say it. They were going crazy with silly shyt during the Drake/Meek mill beef.

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

It isn’t 1985 anymore if you think “Bruh or Bro”Is a sign of disrespect or racism you’re extremely out of touch and/or sensitive as hell

 

[MVike28]

Cacs believe they live a consequence free life regardless of what they do

So welcome to your summer jam screen moment. She’ll be fine, they always land on their feet.

But for now….

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

People really posting like she really was fired for that and not the union protest

People in 2023 are fukking idiots.

 

[Ziggiy]

The black lady was on code

 

[AllHolosEve]

No, I would not care. I explicitly stated why I cared in my original post.

Now, my questions for you. Why the hell would I care about how a White woman treated a White man in a position of power? Why would such a thing be a concern for me, a Black man?

-Your first paragraph didn't say shyt about race, you literally said: "Appropriate responses when dealing with the elected leader of the city." You mentioned race in a whole other paragraph.

-I asked what I asked because I wanted to know if the shyt you said was about elected officials in general or about race.

 

[AllHolosEve]

He's not white though... your hypothetical holds no weight until you can show me a situation where this happened to a white person. It's not about being an elected official. It's about people feeling they have the right to disrespect someone black because their skin is white even though said person is an elected official.

"She says it to everybody" .... but in this case she said it to someone she shouldn't have

-The other person I quoted brought up appropriate responses to elected officials so yes, that's exactly what I was talking about. The people involved wouldn't care about this shyt if he wasn't a mayor.

-I only quoted you because you mentioned brainwashing & I was curious if you'd care if he was white.

 

[///Vega+++]

She should sue that paper

 

[El Bombi]

@dtownreppin214 & @IsThatBrothaMouzone?

Let be honest.

Black people in Dallas has created a culture for White people and Mexicans to talk to them like this.

Black people in Dallas love giving out the "Black Card" to their White or Mexican friends to use certain language around them.

 

[El Bombi]

This chick is in her 20's?


She look above 40+.

 

[duckbutta]

It's a white woman so I am cool with her losing her job and I hope her life get ruined.