AMC Theatres Apologizes to Civil Rights Leader
The Rev. William J. Barber II was trying to watch “The Color Purple” with his mother when theater staff told him he could not use a chair he needs to help manage a painful condition.
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AMC Theatres Apologizes to Civil Rights Leader
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