Apparently there is a bar in Philly called Mcfaddens for being racist against black patrons.
Patrons can't wear "excessively baggy" clothes, hats or work boots at McFadden's Restaurant and Saloon, on 3rd Street near Willow, in Old City. Chains and pendants have to be tucked in, just not inside plain, white T-shirts, hooded sweatshirts or athletic jerseys.
According to a class-action civil-rights lawsuit filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia, the bar's general manager was even more blunt than the dress code recently.
"We don't want black people we are a white bar!" the bar's general manager, Walt Wyrsta, allegedly texted to another manager Oct. 28. More
Yea, this can't be tolerated. I understand the dress code, everyplace has dress codes but to call it a white bar in a very diverse Philly is completely wrong. I have nothing against the Philly sports scene, but boy are the people there terrible. They praise booing people (Micheal Irvin's neck injury, Santa Claus, little kids finding eggs on Easter) and embrace their scumbag issue. To them it may be cool, but to the rest of the country they are embarrassing themselves.
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