The post has been deleted by @MacLeodLisa. This was the original post that has since been taken down. There must be accountability for actions like this. Overt racism and Islamophobia.
First of all, I need to clarify that it was @FlyFrontier not AlaskaAir.
Lady who comes to me with questions was very rude from the very beginning, even though I speak very decent English and can understand everything and agreed to assist, she still insists on removing me from my seat. What was the base for that, racial, national or other one, I'm not sure.
But after 2 minutes of conversation, she called security and I was deplaned from this aircraft, after 1,5 hour I boarded another airline one and left to my destination.
I did my best to stay calm and respecttul as you can see on the video.
But those crew members could do better next time and just be nice with clients.
@Jairo_I_Funez This is such an important point to make. No decolonial/decolonizing scholar is celebrating or justifying loss & some of the terrible things we are witnessing.
When you read Fanon, you learn that during decolonization, some (not all) combatants commit terrible things. He doesn't justify these acts but situates them within the colonial, psychosocial, and asymmetrical power context in which they’re committed.
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