#BLACKBRUNCH THIS: Protesters Stunned as Angry Diners Fight Back, Push Them Out
These #BlackBrunch protesters were in for a surprise when Brunch-goers didn’t take their ridiculous protests lying down. Instead, they fought back and countered their protest. To which #BlackBrunch protesters deemed as more racism.
Has anyone ever told them that people would like to have Sunday brunch in peace and that eggs benedict don’t qualify as racism? Here are some of the tweets from the protest. One of the videos even shows black people themselves being the partakers in brunch, how ironic:
The whole restaurant yelled and swore at us. A man followed us outside to keep yelling asking us if white lives matter too.
#BlackBrunchMN
— BlkLiberationProject (@blklibmn) March 22, 2015
#BlackBrunchMN at Maynard's was so elevated and violent so fast that I couldn't even tweet or take pictures.
— Great White Shark™ (@colocha_rachel) March 22, 2015
Just left a very hostile moment at Maynard's in Excelsior. Owners physically pushing us and snatching signs. #BlackBrunchMN
— BlkLiberationProject (@blklibmn) March 22, 2015
They said get out, chanted white lives, blue lives, put their hands on us. Our signs were taken. But I've been thru worse. #BlackBrunchMN
— Vanessa (@BaconTribe) March 22, 2015
Manager at Sweet Melissa's replies to our cries for solidarity: "SMALL BUSINESSES MATTER!" Shameful. #BlackBrunchATL pic.twitter.com/4tc8HU1NKe
— Daniel Hanley (@calamardh) March 22, 2015
#BlackBrunchATL sweet mellisa's was rowdy. White folks hate when you disturb their Eggs Benedict, F the black boys. pic.twitter.com/DlKndtFxgK
— #UploadTheRevolution (@Ellevation_) March 22, 2015
@Ellevation_ EVERYONE hates their meal disrupted tool. You will go to the wrong place someday. I hope calm minds prevail.
— Mark A. Webster (@MarkAWebster1) March 23, 2015
