Didn't know that colorism was even that transparent in people, how I a black women experienced it from the lady that works the entrance who takes payment, checking ID's, bags and cups.
I came the weekend before and was told ok to bring in chair floats.
However, the second time going I was accompanied by a less diverse group I had 3 other black women with me and the lady at the front came running out towards my car and tells me that her said I am not able to bring in my chair Floaties and that they are too big.
before she came I watched a lady walk in with the same exact chair, floaty as mine in the color yellow, of course her complexion was different than my skin complexion.
So I brought that to the door, attention, and she claimed that she did not see her bring in a floaty.
So I tried to remind her of what she said to me the weekend before and then her next excuse was that they don't prefer to have Floaties in there on the weekends because it's too busy however, during the week it's not a problem.
After paying her admission fee, her checking bags and wanting to know what was in my cup. We entered into the pool area and "Low-and-behold " multiple multiple Floaties! Some more like a bed float people laying on them, etc. Please see the attached video.
I felt completely discriminated against I went up to the lady and I asked her how come all of these other people have their Floaties in here, but mine is not OK, she tried to reiterate that on the weekends, it gets too busy yet everyone I seen in there had their Floaties, however to remind you not, everyone was a black woman accompanied by three other black women.
I don't think I've ever felt so discriminated against I even went up to the lady at the front and asked her " apparently I am the wrong complexion for the connection!!!" never felt so offended in my life!!!! read more