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Whataburger employee says wearing Black Lives Matter mask got her fired

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FORT WORTH, Teaxas - A former Whataburger employee in Fort Worth, Texas, has filed a discrimination complaint against the company Wednesday after she says she was fired for wearing a Black Lives Matter Mask, according to a report by the Forth Worth Star-Telegram.In a complaint to the Texas Workforce Commission Civil Rights Division, Ma’Kiya Congious, 19, alleged that she was let go from the company after a White customer threatened to call Whataburger’s corporate office about her Black Lives Matter mask, which led her managers to fire her and call the police on her, according to the Star-Telegram.COSTCO REMOVES POPULAR CHEESE AFTER BLACK LIVES MATTER CONTROVERSYIn her complaint, Congious said she wore the mask on July 31 without.

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