Bakery Responds to Backlash Over Unjustly Firing Employees Who Turned Away Black Woman After Hours

A Portland, Ore., bakery has responded to the backlash over its decision to fire two employees who refused to serve a black woman who entered the shop after hours to buy a pastry, confirming what rational Americans already deduced — that being that the owners are screaming liberals.

The customer, later identified as a “professional equity activist,” claimed racism, even though two white customers were also reportedly turned away, according to the ABC affiliate KATU.

Back to Eden Bakery said their employees weren’t racist, but fired them anyway, saying that they “lacked sensitivity and understanding of the racial implications at work.” . . .

The bakery’s stance highlights the impossible standard being set in post-Obama America, where racial hypersensitivity results in there being no correct answer. A scenario where there are two sets of rules, based on the race of the customer, with employees tasked with guessing what the right guidelines. . .

Bakery fires employees, admits it’s racist for refusing to serve a black woman after store closed https://t.co/xexL9soV0d pic.twitter.com/tZyvARkatQ

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And like true liberals, the owners of the Back To Eden Bakery took to Facebook to play the victim, labeling criticism of their decision as being a product of the “Alt-Right and people fueled by their own white supremacy.” (Read more from “Bakery Responds to Backlash Over Unjustly Firing Employees Who Turned Away Black Woman After Hours” HERE)

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