CEO Dan Cathy's alleged comments caused some blowback among his conservative audience.
Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy said white people should shine the shoes of Black people in order to show shame about racism.A video shows Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy telling a story about racism before symbolically shining the shoes of Lecrae, a Black musician.However, this is not a direct quote from Cathy. Some headlines paraphrasing his remarks misrepresented Cathy's message.
Websites such as The Gateway Pundit and The Washington Examiner posted this video under headlines that suggested Cathy had literally said,"White people should shine shoes of black people to express shame for racism." Although this is a genuine video of Cathy shining the shoes of a Black man, the above-displayed headlines do not relay direct quotes from Cathy. In the video, Cathy invites all people, not just white people, to shine the shoes of anyone .
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