City commissioners in Greensboro, North Carolina, met on Zoom for a four-hour virtual meeting about zoning in their area. During the video call, Dr. Carrie Rosario brought up some concerns over a construction project near her home.
Rosario has a doctoral degree and is an associate professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. At one point, a city commissioner called her by the wrong title and quickly apologized. But when it happened again, this time with a different commissioner, she says things took an intentionally disrespectful turn.
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Toward the end of the meeting, former city commissioner Tony Collins called her "Mrs. Rosario" numerous times, disregarding her doctor title — even though she kept correcting him.
She told Inside Edition that she felt "frustrated by the disregard for such a simple request."
In light of the viral video, which you can see here, Collins has had to face the consequences …
