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Bevy Terminates Woman From Her Job After Racist Remark To Black Dog Walker

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An employer fired a woman after a Black man demanded him and his fiancée to remain in their “hood” while strolling their dog in a Williamsburg park.

Frederick Joseph tweeted: “At the dog park in Brooklyn with my fiancé and this white woman was threatening to call police and told us to ‘stay in our hood’ because she had our dog confused with another dog who had been barking loudly.”

He said he then began filming, and she attempted to slap the phone from his grip.

After the alleged altercation, Joseph can be seen chatting to the lady behind the camera in the video below. The video did not get what the woman said that Joseph should “stay” in his “hood.”

In another tweet, Joseph named the woman Emma Sarley. He said she had been dismissed from the software firm Bevy.

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Bevy Dismisses White Woman Over Racist Incident

Derek Andersen, Bevy’s cofounder and CEO, acknowledged that one employee had been dismissed but declined to identify the individual.

“@BevyHQ has zero tolerance for discriminatory behavior of any kind. Yesterday an employee engaged in behavior contrary to our values and has been terminated,” he said. All parties concerned received sincere apologies from the business. Beyond that, the CEO expressed his hope that the two sides might reach an agreement, and he offered to assist if he could.

Bevy announced the appointment of Emma Sarley as an Account Executive in an August Facebook post. As of Monday, a  page with identical material has been deleted.

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Woman Tells Black Man To Stay In Hood

Joseph accuses her of urging him to remain in the hood in a video he posted. She seemed surprised as if Joseph had told her to do it. The woman asked whether Joseph had made such remark to her.

She is also seen putting out her middle finger to him at one point. Joseph then shifts his attention to another individual. He apologized and said that the guy was observing everything. “Did she not just stand here and tell us to stay in our hood?” She did, said the guy in the video.

In a subsequent video, Joseph said that he had been informed by Bevy that the woman had been terminated. While he regrets that she had to leave her work, he thinks that this event raises an important issue of responsibility. He hopes Emma and everyone else who engages in abusive, discriminatory, or harmful conduct may learn from the experience.

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