1/5 Antonio G. 1 year ago on Google
I
felt
as
though
my
black
existence
did
not
matter
as
soon
as
I
sat
down.
Unfortunately,
as
a
new
resident
of
Omaha,
I
won't
have
the
same
experience
as
many
other
members
of
the
community.
My
1912
experience
triggered
a
range
of
feelings
that
I
am
still
processing,
but
it
ultimately
inspired
me
to
think
and
act
in
a
way
that
helped
me
see
myself
as
a
person
with
a
significant
duty
to
mankind
to
close
the
divide
that
past
racial
trauma
has
created.
I'm
glad
they
weren't
closed
“on
accident”
(previously
said
by
bar
staff)
this
past
Sunday,
of
course
the
rooftop
was
closed
as
usual.
Both
the
meal
and
the
service
are
mediocre.
Men
are
cooking
in
the
back
while
all
women
are
working
the
front.
A
voice
that
sounded
of
a
women
(I
would
hate
to
mis-gender
staff)
answered
the
phone
and
gave
me
incorrect
information
about
the
payment
situation
for
the
bottom-less
mimosas.
The
manager
approached
us
and
made
racist
comments
about
this
miscommunication.
She
escalated
the
situation
instead
of
resolving
it.
Rude
hosts
and
impatient,
aggressive
servers.
I
will
do
everything
in
my
power
to
alert
my
community
of
the
clear
contempt
I
felt
toward
my
life
when
the
employees
phoned
the
police
while
in
possession
of
our
cards
and
money.
It's
unsettling,
upsetting,
and
careless
of
the
moral
principles
that
someone
in
a
setting
of
that
prominence
should
have.
My
family
members
and
I
were
advised
"not
to
come
back
because
we
probably
perform
these
antics
elsewhere"
On
the
walk
out
after
payment
,
bad
speech
from
staff
was
direct
to
us.
It
was
an
awful
feeling.
How
can
we
solve
this
?
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