Fox News analyst and self-declared enemy of woke Gianno Caldwell was asked to ... trends now
A political commentator for Fox News claims to have been asked to leave a North Miami bookstore and restaurant as he discussed politics with friends.
Gianno Caldwell had been eating a meal with a group of people at Paradis Books and Bread then he was asked to vacate the premises.
'I can't believe what just happened. I met up with friends for breakfast at Paradis Books and Bread in North Miami & while we were having discussions about politics we were told by the owner that we were not welcomed there because we aren't politically aligned. Outrageous,' he explained in an initial tweet.
'No matter your politics you should not be discriminated against. I was discriminated against for being a conservative and told to leave a restaurant in North Miami because my politics didn't 'align' with the owner. This is NOT okay,' he stated in a followup posting.
Gianno Caldwell, a political commentator for Fox News claims to have been asked to leave a North Miami bookstore and restaurant as he discussed politics with friends
Caldwell explained in a series of tweets how he was discussing politics with friends and said the incident was a clear case of discrimination and promoting 'a sort of political segregation'
The bookstore has since closed its doors and stated how they were starting their winter break early due to the incident
Caldwell has said the incident was a clear case of discrimination and the bookstore's actions were promoting a sort of political segregation reminiscent of the Jim Crow South.
'In 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King said: 'Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.' My experience at Paradis Books and Bread in North Miami is a clear case of discrimination that should not be tolerated in Florida or anywhere in America,' Caldwell said to NBC6.
'Whether liberal or conservative, no one should ever be asked to leave a place of business for engaging in political conversation in a respectful dialogue. Paradis is promoting a sort of political segregation that hearkens back to the days of the Jim Crow South and runs counter to the restaurant's harm reduction policy.'
The bookstore has since closed its doors and posted on Instagram that they were starting their winter break early due to the incident.
The bookstore stated that the group's behavior and language made other customers and staff uncomfortable and that they stood by their 'zero tolerance' policy.
Social media users were unimpressed by the
