This video is very disturbing to watch, and includes racist language.
A white woman at a Silicon Valley area USPS facility is verbally abusing a postal worker with racist slurs.
Here's hoping she is held accountable.
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5:40 pm Wed
Jul 29, 2020
White woman verbally abuses postal worker with racist slurs [VIDEO]
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