‘I will always speak up for you’: Server on defending Fil-Am family from racist rant

ICYMI: When one restaurant server witnessed a Fil-Am family in California getting caught in a racist rant, she knew she had to step in.

Chan posted the video on Instagram on Monday, July 6, saying that the white man “relentlessly harassed my family” during their stay.

When she saw the Orosa and Chan family being harassed, she stepped in between them and told Lofthouse he was not welcome. “To hear the emotion coming out of my voice, to see my mannerisms, it was unbelievable,” Cochran said in the report. “It was just something that came over me and I just did what needed to be done.”

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