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‘Thicker, curvy’ women denied entry to Hollywood bar; rant goes viral on social media
https://www.wfla.com/news/national/thicker-curvy-women-denied-entry-to-bar-rant-goes-viral-on-social-media/

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This video is brought to you by a donation from Roger. He didn't give me a specific topic so I wanted to cover an article about two curvy thick women that weren't allowed into a nightclub because they were too damn fat. Here's what an article I've linked below has to say and I quote: "Two women are speaking out after they were denied entry to a popular Hollywood nightclub because of their body size. The two women, who are models and social media influencers, said this isn’t the first time something like this has happened to them while trying to enter a bar or nightclub in LA. The women shared their story on social media and say it’s resonating with women all over the country who have experienced similar discrimination. Ella Halikas says a bouncer told her and fellow “curvy” model, Alexa Jay, that they couldn’t follow their friends into The Highlight Room in Hollywood. “(Alexa) asked him ‘Hey what’s going on? I’m actually with that party you just let in,’ and he said, ‘I know,’ and looked her up and down and said, ‘Not tonight,’” Ella said. The women decided to share the incident on social media. “We’re tired of playing safe. We’re tired of just letting this happen and not speaking up about it,” Ella said in an Instagram post. “It was so dehumanizing,” said Alexa. “It was like we were being looked through. If you experienced any type of discrimination like this, you know exactly how horrible and disgusting it feels and we are no longer letting this fly.” The women believe this problem goes beyond one nightclub. Halikas says she has received thousands of messages from other plus-sized women sharing similar stories of being turned away from bars and nightclubs. “One of my plus-sized friends went to a club in New York City and they said, ‘Everyone else can come in,’” said Halikas. “They let in all her thin friends, got to her and said, ‘You can’t get in.’ She asked, ‘Why?’ and he goes, ‘If you want to come in, pay $4,000.” Halikas tells me she embraces her body and she’s confident, enjoying her career as a swimsuit model while walking runways and gracing the pages of Sports Illustrated magazine. Yet, that still didn’t stop her from being turned away. “It felt like we were alone,” said Halikas. “It felt like we were plucked out of a crowd and I just felt like we need to share this because it’s not about us not getting into the Highlight Room, we don’t care. It’s the bigger picture of how many girls face this every single day. It was discrimination – 100 percent.” The Tao Group, operators of The Highlight Room, responded to the incident by saying: “We are aware of Ella and Alexa’s experience. The doorman on this particular evening worked for a third-party promotion company and we’ve removed this individual from the door effective immediately.

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