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Complaint Review: SAM'S CLUB - DENVER
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SAM'S CLUB
7805 SMITH ROAD DENVER, 80207 USA
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WWW.SAMCLUB.COM
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SAM'S CLUB RACISM "101" AT IT'S BEST-I SERVE NO BLACKS DENVER Colorado
On March 16, 2017 I visited the store located at 7805 Smith Road, Denver, CO 80207 as a referral to the audiologist clinic. The clinic hours are posted until 17:00 hours during the weekdays. I arrived at the location at 16:10 p.m. The audiologist informed me that he was closing and asked if I could complete the intake document to schedule for March 17, 2017 at 15:00 p.m. I repeatedly stressed the issue about the requested time that I could arrive at 15:45 p.m. to avoid any lateness. I arrived at 15:35 p.m. March 17, 2017 and proceeded directly to the clinic. The audiologist stated he was not ready and come back to see him in ten minutes. I waited for ten minutes and returned. He was not at the audiologist clinic when I returned to complete the hearing test. The troubling aspect of this entire matter is it that this individual chose not to provide service to me. Racism has been and will continue to be a tool that selective individuals will use to justify their behavior others. His action does not come as a surprise. I do not take the bias practices lightly that was conducted by your employee. His implications were clear and showed a compelling interest in maintaining a distorted portrait of denigrating malicious portrayal of me as an African-American was not an exercise. It appears that this individual’s white supremacy principles and beliefs seem to support racist. He continues society “Racism 101.” Maybe it’s so simple that I missed the message as a disabled veteran and senior citizen with nineteen (19) years of schooling (four years undergraduate, two years graduate and an American Bar Associate (ABA) Paralegal Certificate). Plus an enlisted soldier and commissioned officer with honorable discharges that has serviced this county during the Vietnam Era and Desert Storm. However, the like hood of change depends upon your consideration. There is moral obligation in society that has been established by stores and that is to take care of their customers. When there is a gap or failure it moves a person or community in a different direction of thinking. The failure and unwillingness to face reality or accept the facts is a part and parcel of the problem.
