"You can barely tell what happened from that video, but because the guy has 100k followers and made an accusation, the other side won't even matter. He had a bad 2 min interaction with someone and his first thought is to try to make it go viral, track the person down, and get them fired from their job," AG Hamilton wrote. Derek Anderson, the CEO of Bevy, believed to be her employer, was swift to take action, offering an apology to the couple and then. "Our society has incentivized all the wrong behavior. The woman has reportedly lost her job over the incident. Anything else?ĪGHamilton, a popular Twitter user, summed up why this example of "cancel culture" is enraging so many on social media - but not in Joseph's favor. Ironically, internet users - clearly upset about the unjust nature of Sarley's termination - dug up at least one tweet that proves Andersen's tolerance for racially disparaging remarks is higher than he postures. "I personally hope some type of resolution can happen between the two parties beyond this and will help if I can." We apologize deeply to all involved," Andersen said. Yesterday an employee engaged in behavior contrary to our values and has been terminated. I’ve been told that and have let go of Emma Sarley, as her racism against me and fiancé doe… - Frederick Joseph Joseph)Īndersen released a statement Sunday claiming his company does not tolerate "discriminatory behavior." Again, the video does not show Sarley engaging in discriminatory or racist behavior, it only shows Joseph claiming that Sarley has zero tolerance for discriminatory behavior of any kind.
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