By Warner Todd Huston | 27 January 2018
BREITBART — A California woman is suing Walmart, claiming that the store’s policy to lock certain products subject to a higher rate of shoplifting inside glass cases is racist.
Essie Grundy is taking a Walmart in Perris, California, to court, saying she felt like a second-class citizen because items popular with black customers were locked behind glass doors, CBS Los Angeles reported.
Grundy explained that she originally bought a small comb in another Walmart outside her neighborhood and wanted to get more as gifts, but when she went to the location near her, she found the 50-cent items inside locked glass cases.
“I noticed all of the African American products was locked up under lock and key,” Grundy said at a press conference spearheaded by activist lawyer Gloria Allred. […]
Don’t shop there then
Blacks have been hitting their victimhood button for so long they completely miss the point. Black products are often locked up due to frequent five-finger theft which is a significant loss of revenue for the store. They should ask themselves what they need to do to change this perception. The only person benefitting from the lawsuit is the lawyer.