Spider-Man’s Zendaya was racially discriminated against, so she Snapchatted it

Actress-singer Zendaya Coleman says she was probably refused a service in a store because of her skin tone.

Actress-singer Zendaya Coleman says she was probably refused a service in a store because of her skin tone.

“Long story short, there is so much progress to be done in our world,” said Zendaya. (Instagram)

The 20-year-old took to Snapchat on Tuesday to post a series of short videos that explained the ordeal she went through while visiting a branch of Vons - a supermarket chain in North America, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

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In the videos, Zendaya said: “So we just got out of this Vons. Now I am trying to buy a lot of gift cards. There are certain limits or whatever so you can only by so much, but the lady that was helping us ... I don’t think she was a fan of our skin tone.”

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“She then threw my wallet. I can’t make this up! This is what we deal with! She literally threw my wallet and she was like, ‘You can’t afford this.’ It was $400! Long story short, there is so much progress to be done in our world.”

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