Remember two years ago when social media was set on fire with videos revealing that the Sesame Place amusement park was actually a bastion for white supremacy?
The furor started when videos circulating on social media appeared to show Rosita, one of the theme park’s mascots, ignoring black children who wanted a hug.
For those who might not remember, here’s some of the footage.
Despite the fact that other footage clearly shows the character hugging other black children, leftists on social media continued to stir up outrage about the issue, which ended up leading to a class action lawsuit from parents who claim their children were discriminated against because of their skin color.
Now, a Pennsylvania jury has found Sesame Place and its parent company, SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, not liable for racial discrimination, two years after the viral video prompted internet outrage….
