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“I think I deserve a PUBLIC APOLOGY firstly from Aria's management for the discrimination and embarrassment encountered last night.”
“I never felt so blatantly disrespected in a known public organization as this before.”
“We may be a 3rd world country but I am far too educated to know and accept anything less than fair treatment.”
“You cannot pre-judge me if I fit the criteria except for your so called discriminatory policies on what a female should look like. There is no legality to that.”
“Too many people deal with this kind of discrimination but are not aware that they have rights not just as a stakeholder of any organization that sets up in Trinidad but also as a citizen.”
“I am not debating the way I dress, I am simply stating that if I meet the requirements of being listed as female and arrive on time you cannot deny me based on your bigotry, prejudice or intolerance.”
BRZ wrote:They turn away people from entering night clubs in the great US of A all the time based oh how they are dressed, so what's the problem? Typical Trinis, they don't want you in their club and you want to fight against that , go some place else .
ABA Trading LTD wrote:They eh turn her away tho.
It simple
Women get in free.
She didn't look like a woman lol
cinco wrote:If yuh bulling woman yuh issa man case closed
Daran wrote:Three points here:
1. As she wasn't denied entry but judged based on looks the business in question isn't totally at fault. The definition is always a bit undefined here but can you blame a bouncer in this case? If he has legitamate cause to doubt her claim as a women then he isn't doing anything wrong.
2. Why go to a superficial nightclub scene and as a women dress like a man? These places have images to maintain as part of their superficial club image, if she knowingly entered this environment and tried to side step female dress code rules, then she's lucky she going to be even allowed in. Don't play mas if yuh fraid powder.
who gives a firetruck about her dyke arse,by next week its all forgotten.
honda hoe wrote:Daran wrote:Three points here:
1. As she wasn't denied entry but judged based on looks the business in question isn't totally at fault. The definition is always a bit undefined here but can you blame a bouncer in this case? If he has legitamate cause to doubt her claim as a women then he isn't doing anything wrong.
2. Why go to a superficial nightclub scene and as a women dress like a man? These places have images to maintain as part of their superficial club image, if she knowingly entered this environment and tried to side step female dress code rules, then she's lucky she going to be even allowed in. Don't play mas if yuh fraid powder.
Where d 3rd point?
so this is what yuh saying happenning?Habit7 wrote:The hypocrisy of these new breed gender warriors is so brazen. For year men have been "discriminated" by having to pay for more for entrance and drinks at these events. It is only when one of the protected class get the treatment of the gender she is attempting to adopt then this uproar begins.
This is what happen when after years of indoctrination by Rhoda Reddock and Gabby Hosein at Gender Studies in UWI, they finally raise their voice in the media and repeat the foolishness they have been taught.
honda hoe wrote:Daran wrote:Three points here:
1. As she wasn't denied entry but judged based on looks the business in question isn't totally at fault. The definition is always a bit undefined here but can you blame a bouncer in this case? If he has legitamate cause to doubt her claim as a women then he isn't doing anything wrong.
2. Why go to a superficial nightclub scene and as a women dress like a man? These places have images to maintain as part of their superficial club image, if she knowingly entered this environment and tried to side step female dress code rules, then she's lucky she going to be even allowed in. Don't play mas if yuh fraid powder.
Where d 3rd point?
j.o.e wrote:Women get in clubs free because if more women are there more men will turn up and spend and buy drinks etc... It's a business model.
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