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#news Cinnabon worker raises more than $54,000 after getting fired over viral video from a Somali couple who recorded her 'hate speech' #Wisconsin It happened at a Cinnabon kiosk in Wisconsin, when Crystal Wilsey, a 43-year-old single mother was immediately terminated after she was caught on video saying she was 'racist' , voicing a racial slur, and flipping the camera off. #cinnamonrolls However, the entirety of the incident was revealed after a fundraising page was launched, and public accounts close to the situation started talking about it. According to details emerging, the altercation started when a Somali m*slim couple walked up to the counter to order a caramel pecan cinnamon roll. #Somalia After the woman requested extra caramel, Wilsey complied, but the exchange quickly escalated as the couple then targeted her attire. The man could be heard saying, "Sexualizing your body makes you a better person?" Apparently the couple was harassing Wilsey for not wearing a hijab - they berated her and chastised her for not adhering to their religious (M*slim) customs.#muslim The tail end of the harassment was caught when the male made the accusations about Wisley 'sexualing her body' for not wearing a hijab. After she asks if they are recording her, she then asks if they want her to throw water on them.At that point the video is edited out. It cuts back to her saying 'I am racist' then calling the man a racial slur in response to an apparent accusation from the man, accusing her of being racist. The man continues to call her an 'Idiot for real" He can later be heard telling her "you are the ugliest woman I've ever seen in life". You can hear him start to say a word that starts with F, but the video is edited again. Later he says 'Keep squeezing that caramel B*tch" he then finishes with 'Get the F**k out of here" According to the GiveSendGo campaign launched in Wilsey's defense by supporter Tom Hennessy, the couple pulled out their phones once she got upset from the harassment saying their recording of her was an act of intimidation."No White person should lose their job for refusing to be harassed by Somalians," the campaign states, framing Wilsey as a hardworking American mom being harassed by Somali migrants.Hennessy criticized Cinnabon for "siding with the nons" — a term alluding to non-natives — instead of protecting its employee from what he called a clear case of reverse discrimination.The video only has the heated aftermath, where Wilsey lashes out with profanity, racial slurs, and a defiant admission of bias.In the footage, the couple can be heard saying that her "life is over" and that she would be fired, while Wilsey retorts sharply, flashing middle fingers and telling them to "suck it."Supporters argue the clip was selectively edited, turning a legitimate self-defense moment into a narrative of racism.Cinnabon issued a statement confirming Wilsey's immediate termination by the franchise owner."We are aware of the deeply troubling video... and do not condone this behavior""Their actions do not reflect our values or the welcoming experience every guest deserves."Critics have accused the brand of bowing to political correctness at the expense of American workers' rights, with some vowing to boycott the chain.President Trump has addressed the Somali migrant issues as they continue to commit Billions in welfare fraud, and contribute to skyrocketing crime saying,"The Somalians should be out of here. They've destroyed our country and all they do is complain, complain, complain."Wilsey's GiveSendGo fundraiser has raised more than $53,000 toward a $109,110 goal as of Sunday morning, with over 1,874 donations.The fundraiser is to support Wilsey's immediate needs, including rent, groceries, and legal fees as she fights potential wrongful termination claims against Cinnabon.Contributions surged after the page went live Saturday, with many backers praising Wilsey's "guts" in standing up to harassment and reverse discriminationThe page urges readers to "stand with American workers — nobody deserves to be harassed on the job," positioning the effort as a defense of free expression and citizen rights against a surging migrant population.#ChristinaAguayoNews Meanwhile, a counter-GoFundMe launched by Sabrina Osman, the cousin of the Somali woman involved, has raised $560 for the couple's "trauma" and legal counsel.The couple is claiming racism and Islamophobia, after Wilsey allegwdly mocked the woman's hijab, calling it a "witch-craft bandana."Osman described her relatives as "Black Somali Muslims" now too fearful to leave home, alleging Wilsey initiated the racism over a simple order dispute.