Airbnb Slave Cabins

[Melaninme]

SMH

 

[awhyley]

I couldn't even find a gif for this. No words either. At all

 

[futureapl]

Disgusting

 

[urbanchic]

Imagine someone renting out a portion of a known camp were holocaust victims were prisoners. Think about the outcry that would be shown across the world.

They stay gaslighting us like we are overreacting!!

 

[lavaflow99]

AirBNB removed the listing. It shouldn't have even been an option

Airbnb removes Mississippi 'slave cabin' from listings

An Airbnb listing in Mississippi advertised as a “slave cabin” has been removed from the site following backlash on social media.

www.wapt.com

Airbnb removes Mississippi 'slave cabin' from listings​

The Associated Press

GREENVILLE, Miss. —
An Airbnb listing in Mississippi advertised as a "slave cabin" has been removed from the site following backlash on social media.
Airbnb apologized after a TikTok video went viral criticizing the description of a cottage in Greenville. The bed and breakfast was marketed as an "1830s slave cabin."

Wynton Yates, a Black lawyer from New Orleans, made a video criticizing the listing. The video has been viewed over 2.7 million times.
Airbnb says it removed the Mississippi listing from its site and is doing the same for other listings known to include former slave quarters in the United States.

 

[nysister]

AirBNB removed the listing. It shouldn't have even been an option

Airbnb removes Mississippi 'slave cabin' from listings

An Airbnb listing in Mississippi advertised as a “slave cabin” has been removed from the site following backlash on social media.

www.wapt.com

Airbnb removes Mississippi 'slave cabin' from listings​

The Associated Press

GREENVILLE, Miss. —
An Airbnb listing in Mississippi advertised as a "slave cabin" has been removed from the site following backlash on social media.
Airbnb apologized after a TikTok video went viral criticizing the description of a cottage in Greenville. The bed and breakfast was marketed as an "1830s slave cabin."

Wynton Yates, a Black lawyer from New Orleans, made a video criticizing the listing. The video has been viewed over 2.7 million times.
Airbnb says it removed the Mississippi listing from its site and is doing the same for other listings known to include former slave quarters in the United States.

Exactly. That should never have passed muster.

Yeah, I'll stick to hotels.

 

[Black Ambrosia]

White people really think slavery was quaint and want to experience its ways huh?