Thursday, December 07, 2023
Jewish woman denied entry into bathroom by San Francisco coffee house employees
Video is circulating social media that purportedly shows employees at a coffee house in Oakland, California, denying a Jewish woman entry into the restroom because she wanted to document anti-Israel graffiti that was written inside.
The video starts out showing three employees of Farley's Coffee East blocking a woman, who is alleged to be Jewish, from entering the restroom. As the woman records with her phone, she asks why she's not allowed in, to which one of the employees responds: "I know Israel loves taking private property and saying it's their own, but we gotta have you leave."
"You're also misgendering us, so I need you to leave," another employee tells the woman.
The woman then says that she "was a patron here and I have a right to go into the restroom,"
"And we have a right to refuse service," the man replies.
As the woman continues to protest being denied entry to the restroom, an employee of a neighboring business offers her the use of the bathroom next door, but the woman filming refuses. "No, I want to use this one. I should not be excluded and other people allowed," she says.
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