Monday she was Audi driving VP of CA investment company.. then she called other motorists the N-word
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AN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KMOV/KRON/CNN) -- It didn't take long for a video of a driver screaming racial slurs at another motorist to go viral.
Twitter users figured out who that angry driver was, and the investment bank where she worked fired her for it.
It is a road rage incident caught on cellphone video that has gone been viewed thousands of times. In it, you see a woman using foul language and making obscene hand gestures. Then she drops the N-word.
"It actually made me upset. If anyone has seen the video, I was kind of shocked that she went along and said that,” Marshaunte Farris said.
Farris was in the passenger seat recording the video. Her boyfriend, Shamiek Sheppard, was behind the wheel.
The incident happened Monday at around 10 a.m. on eastbound Interstate 80 freeway.
"And as we were leaving Richmond to go through Emeryville to get back to Oakland, she just started tripping,” Farris said.
http://www.kmov.com/story/38632707/woman-fired-after-freeway-racist-rant-caught-on-camera
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5952815/White-woman-road-rage-launches-racist-rant-two-black-motorists.html
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The sad thing is racist assholes don't know they are being racist assholes until they are called out on it. There could be a million of these videos out there, and there will still be another 2 or 3 million more. It's a disease. 
Especially if it's happening almost anywhere? Bet a bunch of parents, anxious about college admissions and future careers, are adding warnings to their teens about the dangers of being documented misbehaving to all the others. Anonymity, if not gone, is far from guaranteed and consequences more possible than they've been for a very long time.
And less acting out will calm the virulence of this disease considerably. Don't know if you remember the letting-it-all-out fad of the...early 1980s? The trendy theory was that it was healthy and healing for people to express their anger, etc., but that one didn't last long. Turns out, expressing strong emotions tends to inflame, not relieve, them. Controlling them works much better.
These people's moving their bad sides to the front and acting out is part of a wave of anxiety from intense change. It should pass -- if we don't fall to it. We're still the nation that elected Obama twice and were pleased with ourselves and him, even if we now know some really weren't ready for it.
