RACISM ABROAD: Story of 9 School Boys has Apple's Manager with Apology
YOUR WORLD NEWS
DAY 11
November 2015
Melbourne, Australia
Nine school boys visited an Apple store shop in Melbourne, Australia on outing with their teacher were not totally welcomed. Caught on video and pasted on social media the clerk of the store who be heard telling security that it was possible the boys might steal something. The boys were asked to leave the store. However, with the social media's outrage, the manager of the Apple store gave an open apology to the group. Many commented that the incident was only a way to spread racism, while others had mixed emotions that the scene was bias to race. The student who filmed the incident posted on Facebook saying the only reason for the apology was because they were caught on camera and knew also the decision to have them leave was because of racism.
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Source BBC NEWS:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-34...
DAY 11
November 2015
Melbourne, Australia
Nine school boys visited an Apple store shop in Melbourne, Australia on outing with their teacher were not totally welcomed. Caught on video and pasted on social media the clerk of the store who be heard telling security that it was possible the boys might steal something. The boys were asked to leave the store. However, with the social media's outrage, the manager of the Apple store gave an open apology to the group. Many commented that the incident was only a way to spread racism, while others had mixed emotions that the scene was bias to race. The student who filmed the incident posted on Facebook saying the only reason for the apology was because they were caught on camera and knew also the decision to have them leave was because of racism.
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Source BBC NEWS:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-34...
Ms. Misrael:
Isn't it a shame that no matter what country we go to, we get the turned up nose and sour stomach look from the people. This incident happened way over in LEPROUS MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. I used to think Black people didn't live in Australia and my god, true enough there we are, "BLACKER THAN THE TENTS OF KEDAR.