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A former Party City employee lost her job at a Secaucus, N.J., store after posting video on Twitter where she goes on a racial tangent while riding in a car.
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'I f---ing hate black people, bro,' said a woman identified by Business Insider as Jacqueline Michele DeLuca.
The angry woman then asks 'Know why?' then explains her hatred was caused by a black motorist who she said went through a red light, then looked at DeLuca as if the traffic incident was her fault.
'F--k all you Black Lives Matter people,' she ranted. Black lotus casino login.
'Kill ‘em all, bro,'' she ended her 45-second diatribe.
A social media search that drew more than a million page views led to the woman being identified, then fired from her retail job.
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'We have zero tolerance for this type of behavior & language,' Party City wrote in a statement, claiming the woman had been fired and reported to the 'appropriate authorities.'
The company added it had 'zero tolerance' for the way DeLuca behaved and the words she said.
DeLuca wrote an apology on Facebook, according to news sites including Patch.com, though the link was inactive Friday evening.
'This is very hard to do being that my fear for everyone who chooses not to listen because no matter the situation or case to why I expressed myself this way in such a way will mean nothing. This is my apology to you ALL,' she reportedly wrote. 'I regret using such words against a race I know everyone is behind for and I never meant to hurt anyone in any way. I let anger get the best of me at the moment and I ask as a human to please forgive what I'm trying to get across.'
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'We have zero tolerance for this type of behavior & language,' Party City wrote in a statement, claiming the woman had been fired and reported to the 'appropriate authorities.'
The company added it had 'zero tolerance' for the way DeLuca behaved and the words she said.
DeLuca wrote an apology on Facebook, according to news sites including Patch.com, though the link was inactive Friday evening.
'This is very hard to do being that my fear for everyone who chooses not to listen because no matter the situation or case to why I expressed myself this way in such a way will mean nothing. This is my apology to you ALL,' she reportedly wrote. 'I regret using such words against a race I know everyone is behind for and I never meant to hurt anyone in any way. I let anger get the best of me at the moment and I ask as a human to please forgive what I'm trying to get across.'
NJ.com reports DeLuca is from West New York, N.J.
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