What section did she say

“No no, you’ve got it all wrong. We just put all of the white people in the white section.”

Would have been a great time for everyone in that section to poke their heads up like meerkats.

A lot of fancy restaurants will have a nice looking people area and I notice when I don't make the cut and it hurts my feelings

Cracker Barrel got sued by the DOJ for this and settled back in 2004.

So, the woman who made the video is black, and she's using "colored section" - a term used by segregationists before the Civil Rights movement - in a tongue-in-cheek way to point out that the black and white customers are clearly being sat in different sections.

It's soft segregation. Unless you can prove it, it won't matter and they'll just keep doing it.

I miss when Texas Roadhouse used to have peanut shells all over the floor. They never should’ve stopped that.

There is a teaching hospital in Kansas City that has 4 separate clinics. The clinics are identical but the students are divided up into 4 groups, and each patient having an assigned clinic means that they get some continuity of care -- the same attending physicians will always be in the same clinics. Patients are permanently assigned to a specific clinic, and given a card that corresponds to their clinic. They are designated by color, so patients get a gold, red, blue or green card, and each clinic has banners that match those colors.

Anyway, I was walking through the hall between clinics with one of the attendings, and a Black woman stopped us to ask where the clinic was. The Doctor asked if she had her card, and she was confused by that question. So the doctor said "You were given a colored card which tells you which clinic you go to," and she shouted "You have a COLORED clinic?"

I work in a restaurant and I've seen people accuse coworkers of "putting white people near the view" or "putting black people in the back" or "hiding us in the bar area." It's only happened 3-5 times over 10 years, but like... no, this is just how the tables fell. It is what it is.

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