Tuesday, May 24, 2016

Former NBA star Etan Thomas Says White Woman Refused To Let Him Sit Next To Her

Former NBA star Etan Thomas Says White Woman Refused To Let Him Sit Next To Her

May 24, 2016 Former NBA star Etan Thomas Says White Woman Refused To Let Him Sit Next To Her , 1 Comments


By Daily Mail, May 22, 2016 

A black man who played in the NBA claims he was denied a seat next to a white woman on a train before she offered it to another white man moments later.

Etan Thomas, an activist who played for the Washington Wizards for most of his career, shared his experience in a Facebook post that has gone viral and racked up more than 122,000 reactions. 

According to Thomas, she told him the seat was taken, and then offered to move her belongings two minutes later when a white man asked if he could sit. 

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  1. UnknownMay 25, 2016 at 8:27 PM

    Was he dressed like a thug, covered in tattoos and piercings? When you dress like a thug, you may be taken for one.

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