Delaware Supreme Court overturns cinema ruling

[Pepper]

Delaware Online:

 

Delaware Supreme Court overturns cinema ruling: Manager of Dover theater vindicated

 

The Delaware Supreme Court overturned a decision by the state Human Relations Commission that the manager of a Dover cinema was racist when he used a "condescending tone" in telling a crowd of largely black patrons viewing a Tyler Perry movie to silence their cell phones and remain quiet.

 

 

The court also noted that the then-director of the state Office of Human Relations was in the crowd that night, announced to the theater that she was offended and organized patrons to file the complaint with the Human Relations Commission.

 

 

Some patrons later said Stewart's tone "was offensive and condescending, as if he were speaking to children." And because the crowd, which had been well-behaved to that point, was "90 to 95 percent" black, some felt it was racist because it implied that blacks did not know how to behave in a movie theater.

[Pepper]

"the then-director of the state Office of Human Relations "

 

Quick, looks ready made for a shovel ready job in the Obama / Biden Winning The Future.

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[Casino67]

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SIR, you tone is racist. And turn off your cell phone now!

[Pepper]

Your tenacity is astounding, SIR!

 

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