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Boycott Sajj House Restaurant

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Nigi Roberts
8 years ago

Say no to businesses with discriminative, racist and sexist policy.

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Karishma Pelham-Raad
8 years ago

Sajj is a nice place to be & nice people!

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Yamah Massaley
8 years ago

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I'm not going to accept racism or Misogyny in my own country. Sajj the way you treat black women is unacceptable. I will no longer be attending your establishment. I'm proud of Sleepless in Monrovia for exposing your racist business practices. My money is green seem as the white and Lebanese woman. So yeah keep your lame business.

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Kau Kidau
8 years ago

It's pathetic when we have to boycott a foreign owned business in our country for discriminating against our fellow citizens. It goes to show that economic power trumps political power every time.

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Ernest Gartayn
8 years ago

Our women are not prostitute. They are decent and responsible more than your white ladies.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Until we start holding people accountable for their wrong doings, nothing will ever get done.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Until we start holding people accountable for their wrong doings, nothing will ever get done.

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Marjorie Forleh
8 years ago

I wholeheartedly support this boycott We will not stand by and allow foreigners to make us (Career, Educated and Intelligent) women feel like second-class citizens

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Gwanyan
8 years ago

The audacity to come into another country to start this kind of nonsense. Liberia needs to have stricter laws on who can come into the country and start their own business.

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Mardia Weeks Clarke
8 years ago

Sajj is a place of racism

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John Bryant
8 years ago

Liberian women deserve better.

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Anna Sherman
8 years ago

We will not tolerate discrimination against our own people. You also can not be a sexist in Liberia where the first female President of Africa was elected. Foreigners coming and feeling they are better than Liberians is ridiculous, this nonsense must be shutdown right now! Privileged Liberians thinking this doesn’t affect them are idiots! United we stand, divided we fall✊

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Anonymous
8 years ago

My 1st experience ever at Sajj was a day after my arrival in Monrovia and boy was it an easy snapshot of what night life can look like here and what development work after hours looks like as well. It's sad that they're victimizing an entire swath of the population when they continue welcome the patrons (read: men that are there for that very reason) Perhaps they are the real problem?

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Jacob Davis
8 years ago

Let us put end to this.

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Moriah Yeakula
8 years ago

Policies that target a specific race or gender is Discriminatory and illegal. SAJJ needs to change its racist and sexist policy or practice.

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Simone Witherspoon
8 years ago

If I decide to hang out singlely, it's because I want to treat myself!

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Nafesa F Kanneh
8 years ago

Discrimination based in sex or race is illegal!

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James Earl Kiawoin
8 years ago

Boycott until Sajj changes it’s ridiculous policies.

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Sandra Nagbe
8 years ago

I'm a victim