Imani Cezanne, in her Black Lives Matter t-shirt on March 25, when she held up her plane for 13 minutes, and got herself thrown off
Re-posted by Nicholas Stix
On March 25, a black supremacist female calling herself “Imani Cezanne,” interfered with a white stewardess on her Atlanta-bound plane from Charlotte. The stewardess was switching the seats of a couple who were sitting by the emergency exit who didn’t know English, which they had to be fluent in, in case of an emergency. Cezanne, who was sitting opposite the couple, interjected herself into the situation, and apparently challenged the stewardess’ authority. (Cezanne has made clear in twits collected by The Ralphretort that she hates all white people, no matter what they do, or don’t do.) When the stewardess’ manager ordered Cezanne off the plane, she refused. And so the manager had to summon two cops, who had the misfortune of being cops while white. The cops then removed Cezanne from the plane.
Immediately after the incident, Cezanne tweeted up a fury. I have copied and pasted every twit from Cezanne that I could find, related to her hoax.
The upshot is that she is suing American Airlines, seeking to win the ghetto lottery. It looks like she’s going to get something.
I had an incident of my own nine or ten years ago, on AA. My family had not been seated together, on our transfer to Trinidad, and the agent in the airport—Miami International—in the departure area (if memory serves) told me to bring this up with the person who greeted us upon boarding. I did as the agent had told me, but the woman who greeted us responded by immediately threatening to throw me off the plane. She was tall, slender, pretty (white Hispanic, I believe), had long dark hair, and looked just like the actress Angie Harmon, of Law & Order. As soon as she cast eyes on me, she had decided that she was going to either throw me off the plane, or publicly humiliate me.
It must have been because I’m black. But I forgot to sue the airline.
We never flew American again, after that.
Related stories by The Ralphretort:
“Was the #FlyingWhileBlack Hoax Premeditated?”;
“Belligerent #FlyingWhileBlack Scammer Tried to Argue Federal Law with Flight Crew.”
Who knows a lawyer? Specifically one that is well versed in racism/discrimination. American Airlines bout to cash this Black girl out.
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
Never in my life have I encountered such blatant, irrefutable racism. Never. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
Ejected from an aircraft. Considered a threat to safety. For doing nothing more than existing in this Black body. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
#flyingwhileblack @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
"Flying is a privilege." Oh really? What kind? A white privilege? @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
After boarding my flight I sit in an exit row. The couple across the aisle from me does not speak English. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
They are removed from their seats because "If you don't speak english you can't sit in an exit row." I ask why. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
Fligh Attendant says that if she is unable to explain procedure, she must seat someone else in the exit row. Understood. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
While speaking with the woman next to me about my concernsI was *interrupted* by FA and asked "Are you going to be a problem?" @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
Why would she ask me that? Is that an appropriate way to speak to a customer who is calmly having a conversation with someone? @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
What about me seemed potentially problematic? I was seated, legs crossed, hands in lap. Using my "inside voice." @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
I respond with "Are you going to be a problem? Why would you ask me that?" Then storms off to get a manager. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
The manager comes to escort me off of the plane. I ask why. She says "because my flight attendant feels threatened. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
So now I'm stuck in Charlotte. Banned from AA. And no, I do not have $400-$500 to get back home or to my destination today. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
This is how you can literally be walking away from an officer and be shot dead. Because he "felt threatened." @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
RT if you've ever been EXTREMELY inconvenienced, because someone felt threatened by your Blackness. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
Oh and btw my stuff was still sent to ATL. So I'm in Charlotte. My things are in ATL and I have no money to get anywhere. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
Just spoke with an @AmericanAir rep on the phone who says "there is nothing we can do for you."
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
I have done nothing wrong. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
If there is anyone who works for any airline and can help me get to ATL from Charlotte plllleeeeaaassseee let me know. @AmericanAir
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
@AmericanAir pic.twitter.com/376lC3HlnF
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
Currently on a bus to ATL. Thank so much to everyone for reaching out. I have yet to be contacted by @AmericanAir.
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 25, 2016
This support is so needed and appreciated. To all the people who offered to buy flights or drop dimes in my paypal, you are love personified
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 26, 2016
To those who have asked, yes I am very serious about getting a lawyer and any contacts would be greatly appreciated.
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 26, 2016
What I was wearing when I was unnecessarily ejected from my flight because the FA felt "threatened." Coincidence? pic.twitter.com/j5BDNo3rKf
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 26, 2016
Today I was escorted off of a plane by two armed caucasian male officers. I have never believed so strongly that I could die at any moment.
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 26, 2016
To those who are concerned: I am okay. I am tired and overwhelmed but I am okay. Thank you. Thank you so much.
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 27, 2016
And yes, I have finally been contacted by @AmericanAir. More to come.
— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) March 27, 2016
[On the original page, the foregoing twit was dated 10:24 PM - 26 March 2016.]
@imanicezanne read your whole story just now. I'm stunned disgusted as well. I haven't flown in 20 years or more. This just sealed the deal
— treenstweets (@treenstweets) March 27, 2016
@treenstweets @imanicezanne yeah, coz you were just about to fly loads. don't be a screeching harpie and you wont get tossed of flights
— Oliver Duval (@OliverDuval) March 27, 2016
@OliverDuval @imanicezanne Speak when spoken to. Please, and thank you.
— treenstweets (@treenstweets) March 28, 2016
Signed,
"The Frequent Flyer"😎
@treenstweets @OliverDuval @imanicezanne https://t.co/ARdF2yKwuT
— DJ Jesse (@B4Realfoo) April 3, 2016
@treenstweets @OliverDuval @imanicezanne If you've flown black for 20 years isn't that just proof this is bullshit?
— Eggbert (@TheEggbert95) March 29, 2016
@OliverDuval @treenstweets A profesional victim blocking you. You fucking lying scum :P #BlackLiesMatter #FlyingWhileStupid
— Eggbert (@TheEggbert95) March 29, 2016
@treenstweets @OliverDuval @imanicezanne Speak when spoken to. Sorry, you're not better than me.
— Eggbert (@TheEggbert95) March 29, 2016
@imanicezanne @AmericanAir So were all the other black people kicked off the plane? Or just you? But it's because you're black right? lmao
— Eggbert (@TheEggbert95) March 27, 2016
Did you read the entire thread and SEE the picture of what she was wearing?! Idiot. @HaydenM95 @imanicezanne @AmericanAir
— FactsNotFiction (@FactsVsOpinion) March 27, 2016
@FactsVsOpinion @imanicezanne @AmericanAir She said it was because she was black, evidently that is a lie.
— Eggbert (@TheEggbert95) March 27, 2016
I don't see the evidence that it's a lie. You're just a blind racist. @HaydenM95 @imanicezanne @AmericanAir
— FactsNotFiction (@FactsVsOpinion) March 27, 2016
@FactsVsOpinion @imanicezanne @AmericanAir So if somebody makes an accusation you automatically believe it?
— Eggbert (@TheEggbert95) March 27, 2016
@imanicezanne @AmericanAir ejected for running your mouth.
— brigge (@brigge) March 27, 2016
Was none of your business.
@imanicezanne @AmericanAir Why would an airline mistreat a huge black woman? They'd hire you to TSA every passanger. Makes no sense.
— John Smith (@Bitch_Made_Kyon) March 27, 2016
@imanicezanne @martydrinksbeer @AmericanAir ...give us a break...
— Alby (@albybrava) March 27, 2016
@imanicezanne @AmericanAir Glad you made it to your destination, but what makes you think this was a race issue?
— Severin (@Severinoscopy) March 27, 2016
@Severinoscopy @imanicezanne @AmericanAir because the flight attendant wouldn't feel threatened if she were a white woman
— fisayo ogundele (@fisicool) March 27, 2016
@fisicool @imanicezanne @AmericanAir Without further context, this sounds like guessing. Maybe the two argued before boarding? We don't know
— Severin (@Severinoscopy) March 27, 2016
@Severinoscopy @imanicezanne @AmericanAir because under the worst circumstance that rhetoric and attitude would never be used for whites
— fisayo ogundele (@fisicool) March 27, 2016
@Severinoscopy @imanicezanne @AmericanAir that's how non threatening white people are perceived. So race has to be brought into this
— fisayo ogundele (@fisicool) March 27, 2016
@Severinoscopy @imanicezanne @AmericanAir and even after shooting a church, they're still given a bulletproof vest and taken to burgerKing
— fisayo ogundele (@fisicool) March 27, 2016
@Severinoscopy @imanicezanne @AmericanAir or maybe she saw a black and woman speaking up and figured she needed to be afraid of something
— fisayo ogundele (@fisicool) March 27, 2016
@fisicool @imanicezanne @AmericanAir That's possible too, but resigning yourself to this without the facts/context is damaging and unfair.
— Severin (@Severinoscopy) March 27, 2016
@Severinoscopy @imanicezanne @AmericanAir true and I welcome facts but this type of rhetoric is used often to villianize blacks unreasonably
— fisayo ogundele (@fisicool) March 27, 2016
@caitidh @imanicezanne @AmericanAir
— Lyz Estrada (@lyz_estrada) March 27, 2016
she's a drama queen, manipulating your feelings
@lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne @AmericanAir hahaha call her out - all these people buying into this self hate.
— TREMendo (@ANTT03KNEE) March 29, 2016
@lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne @AmericanAir hahaha call her out - all these people buying into this self hate.
— TREMendo (@ANTT03KNEE) March 29, 2016
@lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne Lyz you're so right. Having empathy for people is crazy. How are she not be silent about her experience
— JaneEyrerysTargaryen (@intrstller) March 27, 2016
@lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne @AmericanAir Another race-baiter looking for attention and an easy payday. Pathetic.
— Josh Hervey (@mfswerve) April 1, 2016
@mfswerve @lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne @AmericanAir It's too easy for colored to get pampered.
— Jack Barvy (@BarvyJack) April 5, 2016
@lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne @AmericanAir How do you know? Did she get kicked off or not? How dare you?
— NeverSettle (@Onlycoffeefeed) March 27, 2016
@Onlycoffeefeed @lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne @AmericanAir ...and did anyone actually refer to her as a negro...or a nigger?
— RedmanChronic (@RedmanChronic) April 3, 2016
@lyz_estrada @caitidh @imanicezanne Lyz, I'm so glad you said this, here I was feeling for her when I should have been apathetic!!
— JaneEyrerysTargaryen (@intrstller) March 27, 2016
4 comments:
Black lottery indeed.The newest scam:.Create a situation,sue and settle out of court. (See my posting of Muskegon black lottery winner gets 1.5m yesterday).It s almost as if the black population has morphed itself into a strategy of constantly looking for a lawsuit and a payday.The black race-as one-understands this as a next step to use illegality and noncompliance to extract money.The more the legal system allows this,the more black lotteries we'll see attempted.
--GR Anonymous.
What do you think of that Black female, Ethel Easter, who hid a recorder in her hair and recorded the surgery as it was performed?
"While Easter says she does not intend to sue anyone, she wants to share her story."
So, why did she do this? Seems as though it was a "Ghetto Lottery" scam operation that FAILED because whitey was just acting WHITE.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3525608/She-s-handful-Woman-secretly-records-surgery-hears-doctors-insulting-procedure.html
Hopefully, this she-boon will never want for fried chicken and watermelon for the rest of its life. "Gibs me dat!"
I am a former liberal who us now a self-proclaimed racist and not ashamed to say so. The whole point of calling anyone the R-word is to get them to kiss the but of the accusers. I don't play that so my response to the accusation is always to say "Absolutely", which catches them off-balance and shuts them up because they know that trying to intimate me will not get them the expected reward. I notice that Hispanics get white-washing into "white Hispanics" whenever Hispanics accuse Hispanics of "rscism".
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