Fort Worth kayak rental service in deep water with city after racist Facebook post

Click through to see the biggest gaffes, mistakes and blunders companies made in the past year. less The City of Fort Worth recently terminated an agreement with a kayak rental service after the company made a racist Facebook post. Click through to see the biggest gaffes, mistakes and blunders companies made in ... more The City of Fort Worth recently terminated an agreement with a kayak rental service after the company made a racist Facebook post. Photo: Ryan Holeywell Photo: Ryan Holeywell Image 1 of / 26 Caption Close Fort Worth kayak rental service in deep water with city after racist Facebook post 1 / 26 Back to Gallery

The City of Fort Worth recently announced it would cut ties with a kayak rental service that made an inflammatory Facebook post last week.

The Facebook post, which has since been deleted, used anti-Semitic language to address complaints of a price increase.

"To all you broke a** hateful know it all white women and Facebook trolls that think they are going to J** us down," wrote Fort Worth Kayak Adventures. "(You know who you are)."

The post blamed the City of Fort Worth for charges associated with liability insurance and permit payments, which the company claims doubled their prices.

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"I still think it's crazy just like you snowflake that think we are going to do this for free," concluded the kayak company.

According to NBC 5, the owners deleted portions of the post after a negative online reaction, but added: "The price is set in stone so stop wasting your time. This is NOT Mexico."

"We don't mean any harm," company owner Lori Tenery told NBC 5. "We're not racist. We're not prejudiced in any way."

Tenery's 17-year-old daughter, also apologized: "I can understand completely why people are upset and I make a public apology to that. The whole Mexico thing was referring to prices, not people."

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In response to the backlash, the City of Fort Worth clarified their relationship with the company last Friday, explaining that Kayak Adventures was allowed to operate within a Fort Worth nature park in exchange for a percentage of the revenue going to the city.

On Wednesday, the City of Fort Worth announced it would terminate that agreement and deliver a 30 day notice to Kayak Adventures to cease business operations.

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