10 hours of walking in NYC as a woman
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Just take the L brehs. At the end of the day, when it comes to attraction and dating women have a right to be racist. I don't doubt that white men were edited out of the video, but it doesn't matter at the end of the day. She is attracted to white men, and not black it is what it is. Most of the street harassment movement is based on the fact that these white women are moving into traditionally black, and don't like the attention they are receiving. A lot of white women are not into black men period. I don't care how many "pawgs" you all claim to have smashed(while making threads about being depressed shut ins), a lot of white women want nothing to do with black men. Instead of whining about this, try to use it as a learning moment. Have pride in yourself and your women, and stop inflating these white girls egos, who don't give a fukk if you live or die.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/actress-walking-nyc-woman-video-files-lawsuit-article-1.2292312
Actress from famous ‘Walking in NYC as a Woman’ viral catcall video files $500K lawsuit against makers of video
After 10 hours of catcalls, Shoshana Roberts is ready for a cash call.
The star of last fall’s viral video “Ten Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman” filed suit Tuesday seeking $500,000 for her featured performance in the two-minute clip viewed more than 40 million times.
The defendants named in the suit include Rob Bliss, who came up with the concept, along with Hollaback!, an advocacy group with a stated goal of ending street harassment.
The two, along with co-defendants Google, You Tube and TGI Friday’s, were accused of failure to get Roberts’ signed permission to air the video before they used it to sell advertising.
The defendants unjustly enriched themselves — and violated her civil rights — by creating and airing videos containing her “creative content, performance, image, likeness and persona for the purposes of advertising or trade without her prior written consent,” the lawsuit charged.
Roberts, after answering a Craiglist casting call, was filmed during a 10-hour stroll through the city where she was routinely harassed by an assortment of men.
Roberts, 24, claims she earned just $200 for the video that appeared on Oct. 28, 2014, and led to online threats against the aspiring actress.
When contacted by the Daily News, she referred all calls to her attorney Kevin Goering, who could not be reached for comment.
Hollaback! co-founder and executive director Emily May said the group had not received the court papers and had no further information about the allegations. Bliss did not respond to an email seeking a response.
Actress from famous ‘Walking in NYC as a Woman’ viral catcall video files $500K lawsuit against makers of video
After 10 hours of catcalls, Shoshana Roberts is ready for a cash call.
The star of last fall’s viral video “Ten Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman” filed suit Tuesday seeking $500,000 for her featured performance in the two-minute clip viewed more than 40 million times.
The defendants named in the suit include Rob Bliss, who came up with the concept, along with Hollaback!, an advocacy group with a stated goal of ending street harassment.
The two, along with co-defendants Google, You Tube and TGI Friday’s, were accused of failure to get Roberts’ signed permission to air the video before they used it to sell advertising.
The defendants unjustly enriched themselves — and violated her civil rights — by creating and airing videos containing her “creative content, performance, image, likeness and persona for the purposes of advertising or trade without her prior written consent,” the lawsuit charged.
Roberts, after answering a Craiglist casting call, was filmed during a 10-hour stroll through the city where she was routinely harassed by an assortment of men.
Roberts, 24, claims she earned just $200 for the video that appeared on Oct. 28, 2014, and led to online threats against the aspiring actress.
When contacted by the Daily News, she referred all calls to her attorney Kevin Goering, who could not be reached for comment.
Hollaback! co-founder and executive director Emily May said the group had not received the court papers and had no further information about the allegations. Bliss did not respond to an email seeking a response.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/actress-walking-nyc-woman-video-files-lawsuit-article-1.2292312
Actress from famous ‘Walking in NYC as a Woman’ viral catcall video files $500K lawsuit against makers of video
After 10 hours of catcalls, Shoshana Roberts is ready for a cash call.
The star of last fall’s viral video “Ten Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman” filed suit Tuesday seeking $500,000 for her featured performance in the two-minute clip viewed more than 40 million times.
The defendants named in the suit include Rob Bliss, who came up with the concept, along with Hollaback!, an advocacy group with a stated goal of ending street harassment.
The two, along with co-defendants Google, You Tube and TGI Friday’s, were accused of failure to get Roberts’ signed permission to air the video before they used it to sell advertising.
The defendants unjustly enriched themselves — and violated her civil rights — by creating and airing videos containing her “creative content, performance, image, likeness and persona for the purposes of advertising or trade without her prior written consent,” the lawsuit charged.
Roberts, after answering a Craiglist casting call, was filmed during a 10-hour stroll through the city where she was routinely harassed by an assortment of men.
Roberts, 24, claims she earned just $200 for the video that appeared on Oct. 28, 2014, and led to online threats against the aspiring actress.
When contacted by the Daily News, she referred all calls to her attorney Kevin Goering, who could not be reached for comment.
Hollaback! co-founder and executive director Emily May said the group had not received the court papers and had no further information about the allegations. Bliss did not respond to an email seeking a response.
So much for "getting the message out." Throw brothas under the bus and now look for that payday
Business as usual.
lol at a 500k lawsuit
loyola llothta
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http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/actress-walking-nyc-woman-video-files-lawsuit-article-1.2292312
Actress from famous ‘Walking in NYC as a Woman’ viral catcall video files $500K lawsuit against makers of video
After 10 hours of catcalls, Shoshana Roberts is ready for a cash call.
The star of last fall’s viral video “Ten Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman” filed suit Tuesday seeking $500,000 for her featured performance in the two-minute clip viewed more than 40 million times.
The defendants named in the suit include Rob Bliss, who came up with the concept, along with Hollaback!, an advocacy group with a stated goal of ending street harassment.
The two, along with co-defendants Google, You Tube and TGI Friday’s, were accused of failure to get Roberts’ signed permission to air the video before they used it to sell advertising.
The defendants unjustly enriched themselves — and violated her civil rights — by creating and airing videos containing her “creative content, performance, image, likeness and persona for the purposes of advertising or trade without her prior written consent,” the lawsuit charged.
Roberts, after answering a Craiglist casting call, was filmed during a 10-hour stroll through the city where she was routinely harassed by an assortment of men.
Roberts, 24, claims she earned just $200 for the video that appeared on Oct. 28, 2014, and led to online threats against the aspiring actress.
When contacted by the Daily News, she referred all calls to her attorney Kevin Goering, who could not be reached for comment.
Hollaback! co-founder and executive director Emily May said the group had not received the court papers and had no further information about the allegations. Bliss did not respond to an email seeking a response.
Thanks to twitter/social network age for changing the game having this bs video get put on blastShould have seen this coming
LOL the white man didn't pay her shyt.
Nope. Causes like this always seems to be bigger than the actors involved. She got tons of exposure though , now she want that money.
OF COURSE when the video started doing retarded numbers they were gonna monetize it. Iunno, getcha bread, trollop. Thanks to her and them fools at Hollaback, we got brothas out here really wondering if saying "hi" is too much.
b_priest9mm
A work in progress...
Thanks for reminding me just how much white women get the 
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/actress-walking-nyc-woman-video-files-lawsuit-article-1.2292312
Actress from famous ‘Walking in NYC as a Woman’ viral catcall video files $500K lawsuit against makers of video
After 10 hours of catcalls, Shoshana Roberts is ready for a cash call.
The star of last fall’s viral video “Ten Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman” filed suit Tuesday seeking $500,000 for her featured performance in the two-minute clip viewed more than 40 million times.
The defendants named in the suit include Rob Bliss, who came up with the concept, along with Hollaback!, an advocacy group with a stated goal of ending street harassment.
The two, along with co-defendants Google, You Tube and TGI Friday’s, were accused of failure to get Roberts’ signed permission to air the video before they used it to sell advertising.
The defendants unjustly enriched themselves — and violated her civil rights — by creating and airing videos containing her “creative content, performance, image, likeness and persona for the purposes of advertising or trade without her prior written consent,” the lawsuit charged.
Roberts, after answering a Craiglist casting call, was filmed during a 10-hour stroll through the city where she was routinely harassed by an assortment of men.
Roberts, 24, claims she earned just $200 for the video that appeared on Oct. 28, 2014, and led to online threats against the aspiring actress.
When contacted by the Daily News, she referred all calls to her attorney Kevin Goering, who could not be reached for comment.
Hollaback! co-founder and executive director Emily May said the group had not received the court papers and had no further information about the allegations. Bliss did not respond to an email seeking a response.
