Fake Rumors Claim Servers Targeted Black Customers: Texas Roadhouse Boycott Hoax
A viral rumor claiming a rogue group of racist servers were intentionally contaminating Black customers' food had thousands calling to boycott Texas Roadhouse overnight. We break down how the fake "White and Proud" Facebook group ignited massive outrage, Texas Roadhouse’s aggressive denial of the hoax, and how viral racial claims can instantly damage a restaurant’s reputation.
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