#SOUTHWEST AIRLINES REVIEWS COVID CODE#
Once again, I find it curious that it is always Southwest Airlines (or American Airlines) involved with these dress code stories. She later posted a follow-up video trashing Southwest Airlines (caution – foul language): the world hating women ig #fyp Give me my money back smelly hoes Airlines or send me a bottle of expensive champagne. Here’s some more insight on what happened from the view of the young captions her video: The raggedy folks at in Sacramento disrespected two women of color, endangered one by needlessly calling the cops, and went out of their way to protect a conservative white man. The woman has called this a racial incident:
The police were even called in.īasically slut shamed a young woman of color for wearing a tank top they deemed offensive,forced her to wear a company issued sweater, removed me for questioning their misogynistic policy, exercised a double standard when enforcing an alleged offensive attire rule The situation escalated and the older woman was thrown off…but not the young lady in red. The woman said she found the man wearing a “Let’s Go Brandon” shirt sitting behind her offensive and the flight attendant said nothing. “She is wearing a corset and this is a family company. Onboard, the woman was given a t-shirt and asked to cover up by a flight attendant, but a woman seated nearby jumped to her defense, wondering why this young lady was being targeted when it was over 100✯ outside and many of the passengers were wearing revealing attire. When she said she had nothing to cover up, the gate agent allowed her to board, but said she would bring her a t-shirt to wear. While boarding, the gate agent asked her if she had a sweater or jacket and told her she had to cover up.
The “lady in red” was a was a young woman who chose to wear a red corset on a Southwest Airlines flight from Sacramento (SMF). Southwest Airlines Throws Off Woman Who Defended “Lady In Red” Wearing Corset, Crying Foul Over What Constitutes “Offensive” Another dress code story on Southwest Airlines, this time with a new twist: it wasn’t the “lady in red” wearing a corset that got thrown off, it was the older lady onboard who chose to defend her.
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