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Originally Posted by TheLegacy
Thanks for responding and I do have to agree - that being targeted over the industry that is legal is wrong and never should they have used that against you. Yet that reason I don't see is racism as much as an attack on the industry/porn. If it was someone else even same race for example they would have done the same thing. You weren't being targeted for color but for porn.
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That may be, but I find it really hard to believe that the color of his skin didn't come into play and cause the extra scrutiny that eventually found out Shimmy's work in adult.
Googling someone and quickly making a rash denial of entry that had such a severe impact at that point on Shimmy's life, seems incredibly unfair and worthy of some sort of legal recourse.
I feel like a caucasian that was an offline business owner and a well established property/land owner with family would have been granted entry without ever looking deeply into his online work.
If his denial was strictly based on his work in adult, then what does that say for any Canadian on this board that works in adult that may travel outside the country and need to get back in?