Apr 30, 2018 · A woman says that American Airlines called the police on her for flying while “fat and black.” On Thursday, Amber Phillips, host of the podcast “The Black Joy Mixtape,” was flying from Durham, N.C., to her hometown of Washington, D.C., in a window seat of a 65-person plane. Space was so

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This Is How Flying Fat & Black Became Criminalized On An American Airlines Flight Amber Phillips shared her horrifying encounter after a white woman called the cops on her during an uncomfortable American Airlines flight.

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American Airlines passenger Amber J. Phillips recounted a flight on which police “were called on me for flying while fat & Black” in a Twitter thread last week. The woman sitting next to Phillips allegedly spent much of the flight complaining about the amount of space Phillips was taking up

American Airlines passenger Amber J. Phillips recounted a flight on which police “were called on me for flying while fat & Black” in a Twitter thread last week. The woman sitting next to Phillips allegedly spent much of the flight complaining about the amount of space Phillips was taking up. After

Apr 30, 2018 · An American Airlines passenger has accused airline staff of calling police on her for “flying while fat and black” after an attendant called law enforcement at the request of another passenger.

“I wasn’t going to say anything because I know how hard it is for people who are perceived as fat to say, ‘I was mistreated,’ ” said Phillips, who shared her experience in a series of viral tweets, including one that said, “The cops were called on me for flying while fat …

An American Airlines passenger has accused airline staff of calling police on her for “flying while fat and black” after an attendant called law enforcement at the request of another passenger. The incident occurred on a flight from Raleigh-Durham to Washington, D.C., on April 26. A spokesman for

Amber Phillips stepped on an American Airlines flight from Raleigh-Durham to Washington on Thursday evening and immediately noticed how small the plane was. There were 65 seats, just two in each row. When Phillips sat down, her arm rested next to that of the passenger in the adjacent seat, she said