Racist Café Owner Kicks Out Black Veteran, Unaware Who’s Watching…

[@pamabbott586]

Utah here. Thank you for your service. God bless you all

[@JOANHechtner]

❤ thank You so very much for serving in the military fighting for freedom, equality,an your Country, U.S.A.

[@MichaelCox-b7c]

I'm a 78 year old veteran and have worked with many different colors of people. I do not see the difference between any of them. God bless all of our veterans.

[@ReginaldRamsey-j5w]

U. S. Army Vet from N.C. Love it, I come from a Military Family. God Bless Our Military and Vets !!!

[@BruceHaggerty]

Thank you so much Joe for your service. I thought for sure that prejudice was out the door and it is a shame. A man can own a store like this and be so disrespectful for the vets that save this world. And I thank you Mike for understand what Joe went through and the vet set you have with you. God bless you all and thank you so much. I am about myself. Never went to war but I was honored to serve our country and God bless you all. Thank you

[@sandracoates8876]

God bless this story. I'm so happy to have been part of this xoxo seattle wa usa

[@CharlesVernonFowler]

What a great story. People do not appreciate the pain our soldiers have endored to defend our freedom. It's really sad

[@saiprithvinath3585]

Thks for the heart rending story! America has always been known for keeping the highest values n fighting for liberty!!

[@leolablie-green1072]

Thanks For Sharing. Thank You For Your Service. Charlotte, NC

[@avilaoconnor-x5b]

Thank you for sharing this powerful story about standing against injustice and the strength of community. It’s inspiring to see how solidarity can bring about change.

[@larrymanley1844]

Really enjoyed this one and it has been so refreshing to see something with a positive air on fb. Hope to see more like it. Alabama❤

[@bravesoulsstory]

How do you think solidarity truly makes a difference in fighting injustice? Do you believe that communities coming together can create lasting change, or are there limits to what they can achieve? I’d love to hear your perspective!

[@Joseph-dq5wb]

This is sad but also heart warming at the same time. How can some people say you're good enough to die for freedom but not good enough to acknowledge as a equal because of skin color. It's heart breaking that this still goes on to this day. At the same time it's wonderful to see people band together to change thing's

[@Lester-hi4ez]

Enjoyable stories 😂😂 thank you 😊

[@janiegarcia7284]

I'm proud of our service men and women who served to protect us Thank you for your service ❤❤❤

[@valerieturner7]

Thank you for video The Joe story it needs to be seen all over this country what one group of men can do thank you🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏾💯🌟🌟

[@R.boomhower]

This was a magnificent story! This is what Real Americans need - especially in the face of uncertain times ..🇺🇸

[@Baumhauer-Kriegsherr]

@R.boomhower I'm using our Ancestral Surname (Baumhauer) for part of my email address. Have you looked into any genealogy? I've traced back to 1470 A.D. so far.

[@Baumhauer-Kriegsherr]

I mis-spelled your/or last name, so I don't know if you will read my note in your email. oops..I guess not.

[@patriciaflores6425]

California is where I am listening and viewing this message.

[@deborahdexter7142]

God bless those who stand up for what is right

[@antjetoetjazekerzodenkenve2275]

karma komt altijd om recht te doen.

[@ptfdchief]

I enjoyed that story very much. It was very heartwarming. Thank you.

[@johnperun232]

Love Your Stories and Great Content 👍 Absolutely 💯 impressive God Bless You and your Great

[@rogertemple7193]

A heartwarming true story thanks. 💗🇺🇲☕🍰💗

[@owenmoses7131]

Great Story, for Every body as specially folks who fought for our freedom.

[@Ronald-t4x]

This is what America is supposed to be about.awesome story.

[@Allantitan]

Hell I would have offered him a seat at my table if nothing else. I might not be much for conversation but I would have liked the company

[@mariablundall2228]

Beautiful story thanku to to the veterans and the bikers & Sarah. watching from the UK

[@joycemillard2587]

Watching this heartwrenching racism from Kansas. NO ONE DESERVES THIS!

[@terrisparta4532]

This is one of the BEST videos I've ever seen. Racism is so disrespectful. God bless our military. 👍🇺🇸❤️

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

When your life depends on your military family you see no color you both bleed red blood 7:57

[@LynetteHooper-qt4wt]

Kevin, this is so true. I am a veteran, and the grandchild of a WWII Navy veteran, daughter of a Air Force veteran, the wife of an Army veteran, mother of a veteran, and currently a grandmother of a Army veteran. Racism was never acted upon or discussed in my family.​ I grew up in the North, but had gamily in the South. After living MANY years of living on military installations here in the U.S. and abroad, I learned quickly that the MOST important people to me were the people in my home, and the people on these bases regardless of where they came from, or who they voted for, or the color of their skin, but the content of their character. We were all there for one main reason, to protect the country and terrirories we call home and inspire others countries to adopt this crazy IDEA of FREEDOM. We HAD to put away all prejudices if we wanted to keep that dream of "freedom" that so many others take for granted. Keeping America Free! Crazy as it may be, I'm willing to die for those crazy KKK, BLACK SUPREMISTS, IMMIGRANTS. Not just from COUNTRIES SOUTH of our borders, but from ANYWHERE around the world, for their right to live and be free. Because all we have are each other and our dreams for ourselves and our family, to be called American. 🇺🇸 Our red is blood, our white is purity and our blue is unity. Provided by those who gave and still give SOME, and those who gave and will still give THEIR ALL. @KevinHarvey-qw5mj

[@LynetteHooper-qt4wt]

I agree. This is so true. I am a veteran, and the grandchild of a WWII Navy veteran, daughter of a Air Force veteran, the wife of an Army veteran, mother of a veteran, and currently a grandmother of a Army veteran. Racism was never acted upon or discussed in my family.​ I grew up in the North, but had gamily in the South. After living MANY years of living on military installations here in the U.S. and abroad, I learned quickly that the MOST important people to me were the people in my home, and the people on these bases regardless of where they came from, or who they voted for, or the color of their skin, but the content of their character. We were all there for one main reason, to protect the country and terrirories we call home and inspire others countries to adopt this crazy IDEA of FREEDOM. We HAD to put away all prejudices if we wanted to keep that dream of "freedom" that so many others take for granted. Keeping America Free! Crazy as it may be, I'm willing to die for those crazy KKK, BLACK SUPREMISTS, IMMIGRANTS. Not just from COUNTRIES SOUTH of our borders, but from ANYWHERE around the world, for their right to live and be free. Because all we have are each other and our dreams for ourselves and our family, to be called American. 🇺🇸 Our red is blood, our white is purity and our blue is unity. Provided by those who gave and still give SOME, and those who gave and will still give THEIR ALL. I'm Proud to be an American Veteran 🇺🇸

[@tonymelendez2590]

I was on my to Boise Idaho along with my two sons and wife we stoped at a small diner I won’t me the state or city as we walked in we got the most ugly stares and silence dome people actually got up and left the owner saw what was happening immediately walked over sat us down and gave us the most awesome welcome as my sons were 3 & 6 years old she asked them if they liked blueberry pancakes and went in and cook them herself we were treated like royalty she wouldn’t let me pay but left her a big tip left a big impression about people I’m 83 years old remember as it was yesterday

[@LifeWarmStories86]

exactly, this is amazing story, I agree with your opinion, racism is so disrespectful. God will bless our, Texas

[@HavenStories01]

What an incredible reminder that prejudice has no place in society. The courage to stand up for what’s right is truly inspiring. 🙌

[@carlosgutierrez2332]

GOD BLESS ALL SERVICEMEN AND VETERANS. GOD BLESS; JOE, SARAH AND ALL BIKERS!!!

[@engineer9296]

Hi from the republic of Panama. I lived 31 years of my life in the Midwest of USA. Me and my family lived this story of discrimination many times.

[@evastradwick8596]

How evil can someone be to treat an old man like that 😢

[@eddiewilson8119]

Thank you so much for sharing this Wonderful Story!❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉!

[@JohnSeaward]

Im a 57 yr old vet and the way people behave today towards us in civilian clothes and the behavior and mannerisms are at a point of disbelief ! The younger generations have zero respect or clue what we have gone through and sacrifices that we have given for others freedoms, I might be younger than most vets but I always show respect and stand up for those who can not, I pray to the powers that be that these younger ones learn more respect towards those that have served one day a year is not enough !

[@Unda-cuva-motha]

❤️We are all the same color inside❤️ Bless this man and the people that wouldn’t stand for discrimination. We all need to recognize this when it’s happening and stand up for other’s.

[@kathyjohnson8527]

Wonderful story with hope and pride with good people, tomatoes who they are. ThankYou to ALL Veteran's. GOD BLESS YOU ALL! ❤🇱🇷♥️

[@Lester-hi4ez]

These stories are hard not to cry 😂😂😂😂

[@TalesThatTouch6868]

This story deeply resonates with the painful reality that many have faced and continue to face in our world. It is a poignant reminder of the contradictions that often exist between the ideals we are told to believe in and the harsh truths of discrimination that persist. The moment when your son questioned why he fought for a country that could not ensure his safety at home is heart-wrenching and highlights the deep-rooted issues of racism that continue to plague us. It’s a sobering thought that, even after decades, the progress we’ve made feels insufficient. Yet, despite the heartache and loss, your enduring hope at 83 is both inspiring and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Your story serves as a powerful call for all of us to keep fighting for a world where such injustices no longer exist. Thank you for sharing such a personal and emotional memory-it reminds us how far we still have to go.

[@sonjamack1379]

racism will always remain. Read about Esau and Jacob in Gen 25 and you will see why it will remain. 2 brothers but only 1 given the Promises to rule the earth. Of course Jacob the baby was given the promises and he is the one who is hated, murdered and oppressed. This is coming to an end very soon. Jacob will rule over Esau

[@bennieo5gs393]

You made me cry, as this story did too. My stepfather whom I love, is a retired veteran. Back in the early 60's while traveling through the south with other recruits on a military bus, they stopped at a diner. He was told to leave because they did not serve his kind. Now I have to tell you my dad did not understand. You see he was born in Puerto Rico, so this was his first encounter with racism. His buddies explained and walked out with him. They did not stop yo eat until they reached their destination. As long as we do not stay silent, we send a message, like those soldiers did loud and clear.

[@KenDiannaSalm]

Best story video, I needed this today, I wish the world would change

[@sarahmealing2510]

The story fills my heart with hope I think it is a fantastic story well written well read and with such meaning thank you so much

[@aprylhenry1190]

Im watching from Canada 🇨🇦 !I'm just sorry for these sorry souls,what are they thinking?😢

[@trstandridge6502]

Awesome story. Such a powerful message.

[@glennlucas8019]

I am a Viet Nam vet and we came home to a lot of closed minded young people protesting us. We were all different types of Color but we fought together and many of us died together. We had no time to worry about the color of a man's skin.

[@808pera6]

Thank you for sharing this video. From Subic Bay Philippines😊

[@monadotson741]

This is a beautiful story. I myself have felt this. People treat American Indians the same way. I really appreciate this. Maybe ❤

[@Allantitan]

I’m willing to admit I might be wrong here but thankfully it seems to be in an at least very slight decline from where it was 30-60 years ago

[@henrypadilla7763]

You mean INDENGIOUS NATIVES

[@JessicaWilliamson-br7db]

Listening, from Youngstown, Ohio where a selfishness has become a thing I despise & will never be a part of, because it's becoming alright to treat people mean.😢😢😢😢

[@theempress7766]

Hello. I just found this channel today! Its some interersting stories! Thank God for people who have the strength and courage to fight for justcice like those BIKERS!

[@patriciaricks3931]

USA,MD -Watching and listening!

[@charlene5886]

I really appreciate these stories! It's refreshing when someone confronts racism and bigotry for what it is. I'm from Salem, Oregon and fortunately, I have not experienced discrimination since childhood. I grew up in an affluent community and was the only person in my class who was of African American descent. I was picked on constantly because of the way my hair looked and it took me years to let go of the hurt this caused. Fortunately, we came to a new community and I have many friends who don't care about petty things, and who love me for who I am. Thank you for your channel!

[@sreadkidd9000]

❤🙏

[@CatherineStock-f6f]

Drexel Hill PA , right outside Philadelphia, very diverse.

[@marksprague1280]

Oregon once (pre WWII) had several areas strongly infested with the KKK. One Grants Pass newspaper was owned by the KKK.

[@roygibbens8288]

Arkansas Vietnam Veteran we can’t not accept veterans being treated like that or anyone else 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@BarbaraThompson-x9f]

I'm 72 years old, white, and my husband was black , may he rest in peace. My children look more black ,WE would go out for dinner. They would service me, but not my children . That was 47 years ago.. Now, 2024, things are changing. I love ❤️ this video. Love from Canada 🇨🇦 All my grandchildren are grown up, and people think I'm kidnapping my grandchildren . "GOD SEES NO COLOUR. AMEN ✨️ ❤️ 🙏

[@FatheadKuumba]

There’s only one race. We’re all various shades of wheat!

[@veronicam.dannibale1107]

I am 77 (Italian and 1st generation American) with a beautiful mixed race daughter and adult grandchildren. I don't take prejudice lightly for anyone. We may be heading to Canada depending on the upcoming election results. By the way, most of our families were immigrants.

[@timgulsvig2065]

0:31 ❤❤❤ia 0:31

[@richardplume3212]

Segrigation is disintergration of civilisation ha from a red head paddy

[@Kristine-x1t]

❤

[@rogerruggles7836]

I am retired from the Army and very proud of it. Thank you we do work so hard to STOP this together .

[@dorothydennis7337]

This story brought back memories of a call from my 18 year old son from his base at Warner Robins Air Force base in Georgia. He and some of his fellow recruits had leave and wanted to go into town. The KKK was stationed outside the base and the Base Commander told them that he could not guarantee their safety if they tried to leave. My son questioned why he signed up to fight for this country when his country couldn't protect him and his friends right here. He is now a deceased veteran, but this story reminds me of how far we still have to go in eradicating racism and discrimination in America and around the world. I am 83 but don't think I will live to see it, but I am still hopeful.

[@sreadkidd9000]

❤🙏

[@mariavangelderenhastreiter2098]

So vote Kamala not Trump!💙💙💙

[@osmondstewart5943]

Jamaica

[@mauricewilliams4162]

America.

[@45beetle]

Thank you for your service and your sons in this country we have so many people pushing racism and causing violence it’s sad the way things are

[@KennyBarbian]

Some people need to grow up and learn respect

[@DWamericanfrets]

Excellent story. I’m a Vietnam Veteran and this touched me.

[@richardelias2674]

Semper Fi, 68-69, from what I remember we were all green!

[@johnlangtry7736]

Thank you for your service, sir

[@johnlangtry7736]

@@richardelias2674 Thank you for your service

[@roydobberke7194]

ATTN SEMPER FI 65 / 66 SOG WE WERE ALL BROTHERS

[@shannonglass7316]

Thanks for your service & sacrifice. Bless u’all. 👍🏾🇺🇸✌🏽

[@johnnyblade4351]

I'm from UK what a great story So Glad Joe got his Breakfast in America !!! And Sarah was happy to be back !!! I think it's always Biker gangs have such bad a rep but in all honesty really genuine Motorcycle Riders on the Storm. This story really touched my Heart XXX Love to Joe x

[@JillJaehne]

I agree with what you say about motorcyclists. They are more American than many of the people who hold office in the USA. They step forward far more often than some people know !!

[@charlenesilvernail4808]

I’m listening from Auburn, Pennsylvania. This story is a reminder of how far, we as a nation, still have a long way to go…and wondering if it will be during my lifetime or even my great-grandchildren’s lifetime. When will we, as a people, be able to truly say, in the words of Dr Martin Luther King: “Free At last, Free at last, thank God Almighty, I’m free at last.”

[@deracer69]

as a Navy veteran, it does not matter what race, nationality, creed you are, i took an oath of defending this country and her people of people wanting to hurt us, both foreign and domestic, i see other veterans, no matter what conflict or war they served in, i will always thank them, i will always thank the bikers as well, as most are veterans of different eras, but for also the good that they do to help others, protecting men, women, kids from whatever comes to harm them.

[@EllenLittle-mx7di]

I am watching from the island of Bermuda. My father served in the U.S. Army at Pearl Harbor on 7th December 1941. Thank all veterans for their service.

[@charlesosbun9381]

What happened to Frank?

[@charlesosbun9381]

I have never served our beautiful country,,, I am 74, drew 300 on the very first lottery. Sometimes I feel guilty about not serving my country. I don’t think they teach about about Vietnam in the schools anymore! I am sure that there are lessons to be learned?,

[@Allantitan]

@@charlesosbun9381I tried when I was younger but they turned me down because my asthma wasn’t as under control as it is now plus my weight was a problem as well (even now my asthma has its days where it gets the better of me but thankfully it’s better treated then it was 17 years ago

[@lycanwolf6276]

simple but powerful mesage !!!

[@virginia247]

My family stands with all our vetrans, no one would dare to offend a vetran in any way in front of us, we are free because of them. ,as i tell the ignorant, if not for them , we would be speaking. German and japeness. ,so be thankfull to all our vetrans God bless them all.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RussellDaniels-bu4zc]

I serviced in the marines and want to say thank you

[@kentmalley4321]

Thanks to all of the veterans

[@KellyBoyd-c2h]

Thank you for the story.Australia

[@LorraineButler-oq1ho]

USA, brought back memories from when my father and his brothers served.

[@racpac1952]

Watching from Arizona, it breaks my heart that this story happens too often in this country…

[@Lillian-v3f]

Thank you! ❤❤❤

[@teresashapp5931]

It makes me sick (as a 72 year old white woman) to see anyone treated like that. I was raised to respect your elders no matter what color there skin was. My son married a black woman. God did not intend for his children to act like naughty kids. God does not like ugly. People need to think what it would be like if they were in their shoes. God have mercy on their souls! God bless

[@Allantitan]

Heard a saying that I feel especially fits and I quote “I might look ugly but I can go to the gym, get plastic surgery and all that to make myself beautiful but you have an ugly personality and there’s no fixing that” (I probably botched it but that’s the closest to it I can remember)

[@kristyannhodgson5034]

I watched this video, and I loved the video and have to agree that whoever we all are war veterans or normal everyday people no matter what our skin colour is around the world we all should forget what in the past and move on together freely and stop judging each other shame on those that still judging people by the people race in the community.

[@sharoncharite3667]

watching from Sylvania Ga

[@chalynbrooks]

I’m listening from Atlanta Georgia

[@reneeclark6242]

Love this story

[@jilltibbettstuley879]

Listening & watching from the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean

[@velmaadams4892]

Texas here. I have yet to find out who is writing these stories about racism and inequality.I hope many people are paying attetion to them and learning so very much from them. At my age of 70, and having seen, felt what racism does, I wonder how people in a supposedly intellectual world where many claim to be Christians, why is it that we still have racism? I prrsonally want to be more like JESUS. I have taken care of people from all around the world and I know we are all GOD'S children made in HIS image. How wonderful if everybody got on the same page and loved each other and if we took care of the least of these! Racism flies out the window when one is lying in a sick bed and is about to die.

[@antoinettebeglar7986]

The last sentence of your excellent statement is SO profound and true

[@verlieshaw7558]

I grew up in South Carolina and to racism there. Were times when we would go over to another town? But the clue clock claims would stop my parents and we could not go. We had to turn around and go back home. I understand racism fully. I live through it. I wrote the school bus through it and I think this is a wonderful. Wonderful story for people to listen to I haven't found out who's writing these stories. But keep doing it because I do watch them. God bless everyone. Kids only learned racism when racism is taught to them. I hope we can live in a world where everyone is one accord

[@aquanettabroadnax3080]

@velmaadams4892! Thank you so much. My thoughts exactly 💯

[@donnytaylor9407]

Because it's white supremacy disguised as Christians

[@markramirez317]

Everyone’s blood is red and we are all American citizens under God and the blood of Jesus Amen thank you veterans 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@armandoreyes3053]

God bless american veterans.

[@BWGPEI]

Watching from SW Ontario, Canada.

[@merlewilliams3839]

Beautiful story woooow 🎉😊😊😊❤❤❤🎉.....🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 Jamaica.

[@Barbara-f7g5i]

I am watching and listening from St Joseph Missouri in central United States

[@Herminepamler-jj4mm]

Love this story. From Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@marieward8940]

Watching from NYC great story thank you

[@plawrencesmith3952]

This was an excellent story and lesson. I loved it!!!

[@joelibogitolu4066]

I'm watching from the Fiji Islands. We also find the same thing when we go overseas.

[@shernettiasleet-dean9905]

Watching from Grandville, Michigan. It's still here!!!!😢

[@Seekersofwisdom-dq9wc]

Wow, this video is truly powerful! It highlights the injustice of racism while showing the importance of standing up for what's right. The unexpected witness adds a strong message about fairness and courage. A must-watch

[@Shadowdusk42]

This made me almost cry😊

[@nancybetts9700]

I'm watching and listening from Maryland USA. Enjoying the stories.

[@glennlucas8019]

Evil and injustice will always prevail when good men stand by and do nothing to stop it. It is difficult to fight for what is right Especially when you are out numbered. It is just as hard for logic to prevail over emotion, fear grips them, and it will not be denied. But, we always have a choice, no matter the consequence of our actions, it controls us or we control it. When doing the right thing is not an easy path, even the bravest of us have their time of of weakness. So, do not judge harshly for in fear We muster strength and in valor there is always hope.

[@debbiejeffries3256]

Great story.😊

[@azizahsattar444]

Watching from South Africa ❤

[@ettydigges197]

Watching from San Antonio, Texas. I don't believe in racism. What that owner did was totally disgusting an just not right especially when your taking care of customers.😢

[@barbaramalloy991]

I, too,would have left this establishment, but I would have made one phone call to an employee (a friend) of the HEALTH DEPARTMENT. I'm sure there would have been some reason for their license to be recinded.

[@DavidSkeen-lf6kt]

Watching from Aiken, Sc. @ a nursing home

[@nancyhelzing5454]

Sorry you have to live in a nursing home! I’m fortunate enough to be able to live at home…but fear I may have to share the same fate!😢

[@marilynday2491]

Listening from Tennessee

[@sandrasamuels7925]

❤ i am watching from Texas

[@peggijames-fs9iu]

What a wonderful story! Ty

[@bredakeating502]

Watching from Ireland

[@anggsoko9684]

best narrator ❤

[@isaacgaskin2611]

This man should be careful when dealing with a Vet.i am a Vet.😂😂😂

[@mariomendoza7671]

I came back Vietnam went this type of situation in my home state. Traveling from California, to visit my Grandmothers in the small Texas town I was born in. I stop for fuel and a cup of coffee. In small border town went into a small cafe. There were a handful of customers. I sat myself at the counter. The waitress going backforward attending to the other customers. Finally as she ealked back toward the kitchen I asked her if have cup coffee, she said yes and continued going toward the kitchen. Thinking she would bring me my coffee, instead as she walked by said it's best that you leave. I fell like I been hit by a bolt of lighting. I walk out, because I short on time having only s few days before reporting to my next duty station. But, never had I experienced that type of racist.

[@richardelias2674]

Semper Fi, 68-69, we were all green in the Marine Corps.

[@CeciliaLinden]

Watching from Australia.

[@lindageorge6663]

Watching from Harrisburg Pennsylvania

[@DoloresPorter-b9u]

From Florida 🇺🇲💪💯

[@ilonkaorbai927]

Watching from Modesto CA