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Sounds like racism to me on the part of the reporter. The driver was just complimenting her in Ebonics. And she claims to be a Democrat. "You're a fine white woman", is just a polite way to say hello. The reporter generalized the comment into a sexual harassment remark and she felt uncomfortable. Man, this has to be one of the most politically correct posts.
Don't think you can blame this one on the Pax, Olivia Nuzzi. Especially since she gave the driver the chance to correct himself, or apologize, when she said "Excuse me?" Instead, he restated the inappropriate remark.Sounds like racism to me on the part of the reporter. The driver was just complimenting her in Ebonics.
That's Ebonics, years ago there was a congressman (can't recall his name) that wanted Ebonics taught in public schools. To you that statement is inappropriate, to others it's conversation. Listen to some of today's most popular rap songs. If you think that comment is inappropriate, wait till you hear some of the lyrics.Don't think you can blame this one on the Pax, Olivia Nuzzi. Especially since she gave the driver the chance to correct himself, or apologize, when she said "Excuse me?" Instead, he restated the inappropriate remark.
Senator Bulworth?That's Ebonics, years ago there was a congressman (can't recall his name) that wanted Ebonics taught in public schools.
Oh man brother, you need to hang out in the hood more. We'll get you listening to that gangsta rap so you can be more socially diverse. It's a way of life that is sad to say must be protected if we want to stay politically correct.I agree saying "You're fine" or "You're a fine white woman" are both inappropriate
Welcome to our world (Uber "support").
Yeah, it's basically a "just get out and tell him you're calling another uber and not to accept the ping."I agree saying "You're fine" or "You're a fine white woman" are both inappropriate, especially if the trip isn't over...but dang, is that really sexual harrassment? I see no mention of the driver requesting a hookup or any pressure at all. Inappropriate? Yes. Creepy? Maybe. Harassment? No.
So, if he had said it after the trip was over it would have been less inappropriate?I agree saying "You're fine" or "You're a fine white woman" are both inappropriate, especially if the trip isn't over...
In ebonics, "You're a fine looking white woman" would be: "Yo ****** y'all be a fine ass ****** ******, dayyum".Sounds like racism to me on the part of the reporter. The driver was just complimenting her in Ebonics. And she claims to be a Democrat. "You're a fine white woman", is just a polite way to say hello. The reporter generalized the comment into a sexual harassment remark and she felt uncomfortable. Man, this has to be one of the most politically correct posts.
Don't forget to register a on the sexual predator list...I told a passenger concerned that she didn't have enough time to get ready for the event she was attending and had to throw on a hat instead of doing her hair that she looked fantastic. Perhaps I should resign and report to jail.
Remember the 1980 movie Airplane? That scene with the two African Americans (politically correct) complaining to the flight attendant about the fish dinner, the flight attendant couldn't understand them. A passenger says "I speak jive". They put subtitles so we could understand. The one African American says "shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit" and the subtitle was "golly".In ebonics, "You're a fine looking white woman" would be: "Yo ****** y'all be a fine ass ****** ******, dayyum".
The driver was talking in English, but was simply incorrect; the woman is not fine looking.
He should be suspended though if he did say it; it's not professional.
Yeah, hilarious movieRemember the 1980 movie Airplane? That scene with the two African Americans (politically correct) complaining to the flight attendant about the fish dinner, the flight attendant couldn't understand them. A passenger says "I speak jive". They put subtitles so we could understand. The one African American says "shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit" and the subtitle was "golly".