Dillard's

I am glad this individual put up this concern. I too have run into store workers of some kind or another being rude over COVID-19 related issues. I had that come up in Durango, Colorado at the Walgreens in which a woman worker (she seemed likely a pharmacist) told me rudely to step back to the six foot mark (I was only a short space off). The arrogant talking-down-to voice caused me to walk out of the store. Some people are getting to huffy, controlling and petty over these issues, losing all civility and restraint.

I will add that Navajos can be very rude in this area to anyone who is white in general, but some of the games being played can be happening the behind the scenes in store security and policing SWAT teams which network to watch all the qualifying stores in the city. Get a rotten apple in any of these positions, and they can target you over reverse racism, gender, religion or anything else. A store manager out in the open is bad enough, but trying to deal with hateful behaviors about you as you wander through these stores which have nothing to do with whether you are actually stealing or not is also something to be concerned about. I am trying to get the word out to as many people as possible that the Farmington, New Mexico area has a severe reverse racism problem among many Navajos; although there are a few honorable ones, many are exerting covert and overt warfare on suspecting and unsuspecting whites. Until the Navajos get over their rage over white Americans and the United States, we must all be mindful and self-protective around them, whether in stores, medical centers, counseling, social work, education or more. The undercurrents can mean you are not treated respectfully and given full service just because you are white. This is no way to live out one's life, and the City of Farmington is not doing a good job of backing off these hateful behaviors.