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Always thinking it is their job to control people. Especially brehdom.
Always appointing themselves to positions of authority that only exist in their own minds.
A white therapist in Georgia has been fired from her job after she was filmed asking a black man fishing in the lake near her house whether he lived there.
Anthony Gibson, an aspiring actor who now runs multiple social media channels sharing memes and fishing clips, posted the footage of their encounter on TikTok on Tuesday.
Gibson, who lives in Columbus, Georgia, has been challenged multiple times by locals in the neighborhood, asking why he is there and saying the lake is for residents only.
In the clip, which has 7.5 million views, the woman - named by her employer, Sea Glass Therapy, as Tanya - approached Gibson and a friend and asks: 'How are you?'
They greet her hello, and she then asks: 'Are you guys residents in any way?'
Gibson's friend replies: 'Are we bothering you in any way?'
Tanya says: 'I just have to ask.'
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Always appointing themselves to positions of authority that only exist in their own minds.
White Georgia woman is FIRED from therapist job over viral TikTok of her 'harassing' black fisherman who repeatedly told her he lived in smart neighborhood too
- Anthony Gibson of Columbus, Georgia, uses social media to document his fishing exploits and share memes on YouTube, TikTok, Twitter, SnapChat and IG
- Gibson on Tuesday uploaded a video of a confrontation with a white woman in his neighborhood, with the woman asking if he lived there
- On Thursday, Sea Glass Therapy in Newnan, Georgia, said they were no longer working with Tanya, the freelance therapist who confronted Gibson
A white therapist in Georgia has been fired from her job after she was filmed asking a black man fishing in the lake near her house whether he lived there.
Anthony Gibson, an aspiring actor who now runs multiple social media channels sharing memes and fishing clips, posted the footage of their encounter on TikTok on Tuesday.
Gibson, who lives in Columbus, Georgia, has been challenged multiple times by locals in the neighborhood, asking why he is there and saying the lake is for residents only.
In the clip, which has 7.5 million views, the woman - named by her employer, Sea Glass Therapy, as Tanya - approached Gibson and a friend and asks: 'How are you?'
They greet her hello, and she then asks: 'Are you guys residents in any way?'
Gibson's friend replies: 'Are we bothering you in any way?'
Tanya says: 'I just have to ask.'
White Georgia therapist FIRED for 'harassing' black man for fishing
Anthony Gibson, an aspiring actor who now runs multiple social media channels sharing memes and fishing clips, shared a video on TikTok of a white woman, Tanya, confronting him while he fished.
