Airbnb FINALLY Forced to Address "Slave Cabin" Scandal
August 3, 2022
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3:29Now PlayingAirbnb FINALLY Forced to Address "Slave Cabin" Scandal
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as posted by the channelAn attorney on TikTok calls out Airbnb for allowing a slave cabin listing to make money and be sold as a charming bed and breakfast, forcing Airbnb to publically respond. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Black Attorney Calls Out Airbnb For Slave Cabin Listing
"A Black attorney has exposed an Airbnb listing of an 1830 slave cabin marketed as a bed and breakfast, which people have been eagerly renting and staying in.
TikTok user @lawyerwynton, whose real name is Wynton Yates, posted a video to his account in which he he showed the listing and voiced his opinions on it.
“This is not okay in the least bit,” Yates says in the now-viral video, “and I know there’s gonna be somebody that says ‘oh you’re looking for controversy where it doesn’t exist.’ No, this is an 1830s slave cabin that is up on Airbnb as a bed and breakfast. How do I know that this is slave quarters other than just using my eyes and looking at it? Well, they say it in the listing.”"
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