Supercuts review: Black woman denied service discrimination

Everything seemed fine until I was called up for my turn...….

The stylist, natomi, didn't smile or nothing she said "what can I do for you?" I had already greeted her with a smile, and hello, none in return.

I told her that I wanted a pixie cut. She says? Whats a pixie cut? I said, oh"if you dont already know thats ok." I will just get a line up. Then she says I will know after you tell me. I said, a line up is fine. She said I see you don't feel comfortable, and I don't feel comfortable so I am gonna have to ask you to leave.

I said I came in for a haircut just like all the other customers in here, to have a positive experience? Im confused? So she asked me to leave her chair.

I was the only african american woman in there, I took pictures just to display the non african american customers who were not told to leave or treated the way I was treated as well as the police being called on me.

I was the only one being treated this way, wow! I never thought racism and discrimination was this bad in allen texas!

Then the door man told me to never come back there again! And began to call the allen police on me! He got on the phone and called the police and got my license plate!

Wow my heart hurts! I have him on camera, because calling the police on african americans has been a trend, I say you are calling the police on me? I was the one discriminated against, in your establishment. And I have everyone in supercuts who was non african american who did not get treated this way, and are able to stay and get their hair cut. If that is not discriminatory then I dont know what is. I will be calling corporate. He is on the phone with the police! Wow great job allen texas supercuts. Never will my hard earned dollars buy any services from any supercuts.