[Hyunjun Go's News]
<Anchor> This
is the time for Hyunjun Go's news just to deliver the news of the topic.
What's the first news today (14th)?
<Ko Hyun-jun/Current Critic> This
is an American story where the issue of racial discrimination continues. The wife of the Brazilian-born Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor stopped by a supermarket and heard racist remarks from a white woman.
A white woman leans towards the vehicle, lowers her mask and swears.
Gisele Bahetu Peterman, the wife of the Democratic Lieutenant Governor John Peterman of Pennsylvania, went to a supermarket near his home on the 11th local time.
However, a strange white woman approached Peterman standing in line at the cashier and poured out racist words.
It even gave embarrassment, "This is not where you will be."
Born in Brazil, Peterman moved to New York with his mother at the age of 8, stayed illegally, and obtained permanent residency in 2004 and citizenship in 2009.
The white woman followed and insulted until Peterman finished the calculation and got into the car.Peterman filmed a video of the woman who even followed the car, posted it on social media, and wrote that we are very divided.
Peterman's post was controversial, with 700,000 views in a single day, and Pennsylvania police are investigating the woman in the video.
<Anchor>
How can you say "this is not where you should be" only with your skin color or appearance, I doubt that white man is not only white, but a little white head speed.
What about the next news?
<Ko Hyun-Jun/Sisa Critic> The
next news was a franchise company that followed the menu called bokjuk that appeared in the alley restaurant of SBS Baek Jong-won.
Controversy emerged as the claims that the potato bread produced by a food conglomerate was similar to the product of a small business baker.
Paris Baguette launched a potato bread in Gangwon Province earlier this month with the aim of helping potato farmers whose sales channels are blocked in the aftermath of the spread of Corona 19.
However, a netizen who said that his father ran a bakery in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do claimed that the bread was similar to the product of his father's store.The netizen stopped selling the bread and asked for a win-win relationship with a small business. .
As the controversy grew, SPC, the operator of Paris Baguette, had already sold similar potato bread products in China in 2018, and since the recipe for potato bread has been publicized and commercialized for a long time, it is difficult to see it as the exclusive property of a specific company. It has been announced that it has decided to discontinue sales in order to make a big difference since it was planned by
<Anchor> You are
not supposed to sell, what about the next news?
<Koh Hyun-jun / Current Affairs Critic>
This is the last news today, and there was something that became a lot of attention last time.
There was a controversy over the advertising behind Han Hye-yeon, a famous stylist and YouTuber.
Han Hye-yeon has released a content called'My Donnaesan' on her YouTube channel that recommends products purchased and used by herself.
In July, a media raised suspicion of the so-called back advertisement that the product was promoted by hiding the sponsorship, and Han apologized for confirming that, as a result of the confirmation, some content had missing paid advertisements.
As a result of this incident, back advertisements of popular YouTubers were revealed one after another, but recently a law school student at Seoul National University and a law firm decided to file a class action suit by gathering people who purchased the product after watching Han's product recommendation video. .
It is believed that consumers who purchased the product after believing in Mr. Han's recommendation have suffered mental damage, and they are expected to receive a lawsuit by the 25th.
The lawsuit targets four advertisers who requested advertisements from Mr. Han and Mr. Han, and it is said that consumers who purchased the four products recommended by Han Hye-yeon from May last year to April this year can participate in this lawsuit.