Mom of a black child snubbed at Chuck E. Cheese preparing to sue
Twitter / @belllahijabi
Chuck E. Cheese has a dirty mess -- and no, we're not talking about his pizza...it's a possible lawsuit from the mother of the child who was snubbed by their mascot.
>Naney D. Muhammad is the mother of the young black girl who recently caught a cold at a CEC in New Jersey - and she tells TMZ...yes, she's preparing to file a lawsuit against the TV channel. pizzas for what she considers overt and blatant racist behavior.
TMZ.com
Nancy says she's noticed a trend for this sort of thing at amusement parks and indoor children's playgrounds. She finds it heartbreaking that she and her daughter were victims of it at Chuck E. Cheese.
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She tells us that the CEC company has returned a standard statement that she deems void and devoid of an apology...and, therefore, says she is consulting with her lawyer for next steps so that justice can be served. rendered. In his eyes, no child should feel what his or her did that day.
Of course, this could well be the latest in what could become several lawsuits: we've seen things like this happen at Sesame Place before. Only one class action...
Twitter / @belllahijabi
Chuck E. Cheese has a dirty mess -- and no, we're not talking about his pizza...it's a possible lawsuit from the mother of the child who was snubbed by their mascot.
>Naney D. Muhammad is the mother of the young black girl who recently caught a cold at a CEC in New Jersey - and she tells TMZ...yes, she's preparing to file a lawsuit against the TV channel. pizzas for what she considers overt and blatant racist behavior.
TMZ.com
Nancy says she's noticed a trend for this sort of thing at amusement parks and indoor children's playgrounds. She finds it heartbreaking that she and her daughter were victims of it at Chuck E. Cheese.
Getty
Sesame Place hit by $25 million class action lawsuit over racial discrimination
She tells us that the CEC company has returned a standard statement that she deems void and devoid of an apology...and, therefore, says she is consulting with her lawyer for next steps so that justice can be served. rendered. In his eyes, no child should feel what his or her did that day.
Of course, this could well be the latest in what could become several lawsuits: we've seen things like this happen at Sesame Place before. Only one class action...
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