14, 2009, in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. A LinkedIn page with similar information had been deactivated as of Monday. William Charles Sarley, 62, of Trucksville died suddenly Monday, Dec. "I personally hope some type of resolution can happen between the two parties beyond this and will help if I can."īevy did not immediately reply to Insider's request for comment.Īn August Facebook post by Bevy announced the hiring of an Emma Sarley as an Account Executive. Emma Sarley, a white woman who is an account executive at events company Bevy, became embroiled in a confrontation with Joseph and his fianc Events are unclear, but Joseph filmed the end of. We apologize deeply to all involved," he said. Yesterday an employee engaged in behavior contrary to our values and has been terminated. Insider could not reach Sarley for comment.ĭerek Andersen, the cofounder and CEO of Bevy, confirmed that an employee was fired, but did not name has zero tolerance for discriminatory behavior of any kind.
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In a second tweet, Joseph identified the woman as Emma Sarley, and said she was fired from her job at the software company Bevy. Emma Sarley is a New York woman who was fired by Bevy after she was accused of telling a Black couple to stay in their hood at a Brooklyn dog park in a viral video posted by Frederick. Joseph is an author and fundraiser, whose book "The Black Friend" deals with racism. For that, I am sorry.This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Mr Joseph, the man who was involved in the altercation with Ms Sarley, reacted to the decision. “A brief and thoughtless moment in my life has now led to nationwide outrage and hurt. Derek Andersen, the cofounder and CEO of Bevy, confirmed that an employee was fired, but did not name anybody. It didn’t take long for someone to reveal the woman’s identity Emma Sarley, a then-employee of Bevy after which Joseph tagged both Bevy’s official Twitter account and that of its CEO. Insider could not reach Sarley for comment. I’m not defending what Emma Sarley said to that couple any more than I would defend Fred Joseph’s tweeting out that white people ought to leave Harlem. “However, I fully understand how my words could’ve been interpreted and I deeply wish I had chosen them more carefully,” she said. In a second tweet, Joseph identified the woman as Emma Sarley, and said she was fired from her job at the software company Bevy. I said it because it’s an unstated rule at our local park that when a dog is being aggressive, owners immediately remove them so it can be a calm, welcoming environment for everyone else. “I was frustrated and upset, but to be clear – I had no intended racial undertones in my comments whatsoever.
After receiving her identity, he went for her throat and launched a campaign on Twitter to pressure Bevy to fire her.
We know this because Frederick posted the video and crowdsourced her identity. *The white woman who went viral for telling a black couple to “stay in hood” during an encounter in a Brooklyn dog park denied Monday that her comments had any “racial undertones.”Įmma Sarley - freshly fired from her job amid social-media furor over Saturday’s confrontation in McCarren Park in Williamsburg - said she was sorry for her “brief and thoughtless moment,” but insists that her words “back to your hood” was referring to “another dog park outside of this neighborhood park,” she said in a statement issued via a public relations firm. The white woman’s name is Emma Sarley and she works at a firm called Bevy.
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