'I'm glad whites are uncomfortable by this. Deal with it.' #BlackBrunchATL demonstrators out in force again [videos]

#BlackBrunchATL manager attempts to intimidate participants. pic.twitter.com/UAHSas2Ir7

— Avery. (@Philosavery) March 29, 2015

Whites begin to leave. Too uncomfortable. #BlackBrunchATL pic.twitter.com/iZXwyWwfFN

— Avery. (@Philosavery) March 29, 2015

Yesssss!!!! “@AUCShutItDown: White man says were scaring her children. Ours are scared too. #BlackBrunchATL pic.twitter.com/tf1m2vUISK”"

— Traelyn Miller (@YouLoveTrae) March 29, 2015

The time is now; every space is appropriate #BlackBrunchATL #BlackBrunch #KevinDavis #AnthonyHill #NicholasThomas pic.twitter.com/ypJNCzVxQk

— Reed Gallman (@reedgallman) March 29, 2015

I love waking up n getting on twitter to find things like #BlackBrunchATL We gave u peace, got no justice now we interrupt the spaces u eat.

— InvisibleBae (@Ashlei_V) March 29, 2015

Saying #AllLivesMatterIgnores the history of systematic racism America was built onThat #BlackLivesMatter Is trying to highlight

— Andrew J. Padilla (@apadillafilm6) March 29, 2015

Yall mad tho? #BlackBrunchATL

— theVille (@Shelby_ville) March 29, 2015

White waitress: "I support what you're doing but you are making people uncomfortable." #BlackBrunchATL

— Maame (@question_ansah) March 29, 2015

ayy all those white ppl leaving after #BlackBrunchATL Id looooove 2 meet u all outside & REALLY make u uncomfortable #WhiteSilenceIsViolence

— Tayy (@keepittaylored) March 29, 2015

#BlackBrunchATL frustrating the shit outta white ppl? salute

— Great Fatsby (@GreatFatsby) March 29, 2015

The manager of @canoeatlanta steps on my foot and tells me to leave. Just let me finish my sentence and then I'll go #BlackBrunchATL

— ℳylasıѧ✨ (@LavishAura_) March 29, 2015

I see so many white people tweeting “what is the point of #BlackBrunchATL” but the point is awareness. We are not equal, yet. That’s truth.

— Anna (@dangAnna) March 29, 2015

Look how upset the white people are about #BlackBrunchATL I love it! ?

— King BG (@ByronGraffiti) March 29, 2015

Being uncomfortable brings change. I'm glad Whites are uncomfortable by this. Deal with it. #BlackBrunchATL

— Da'Shaun Harrison♚ (@_iAmRoyal) March 29, 2015

What better way to stop racism than to berate and shame people for the color of their skin? #BlackBrunchATL

— Jim Treacher (@jtLOL) March 29, 2015

Imagine if a #BlackBrunch dope did something productive like mentor young kids or teach literacy classes instead of their rabble rousing.

— LittleMissHoosier (@LilMissRightie) March 29, 2015

The thing is, #BlackBrunchATL and other acts like it are filled with people who don't believe in society. They want anarchy.

— Bill (@DefendWallSt) March 29, 2015