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Video Captures White Woman Using Her Body, Child’s Stroller to Block a Black Mother from Leaving a Kroger Parking Lot

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A Black mother spoke out after she was blocked from leaving a Kroger parking lot by an irate white woman pushing a stroller.

Shaneeka Montgomery-Strickland was at a Kroger store in Livonia, Michigan, on Saturday, June 13, when she encountered the unidentified white woman.

Montgomery-Strickland also accused the woman of calling her a b***h in front of her children.

The white woman, who was pushing a small child in a stroller, stood behind Montgomery-Strickland’s car and refused to move.

The white woman repeatedly complained about Montgomery-Strickland’s live stream and claimed it was illegal to film her child.

Source: Visit Atlanta Black Star For African-American | Black News and Information

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