DHL refuses to ship Black woman owned business' merchandise—her bestselling anti-Ku Klux Klan shirts. "Your shirt is pretty racist." "Are you a KKK member?" "No." "Then why would you be offended?" Manager says it violates their company policy—against pornography or something? Keiajah Brooks said she has shipped thousands of packages with this merchandise before—and never had a problem until this specific location. "People sit in my comments and debate literally all day, talk about, oh, why do people find your shirt offensive?" she says. "White supremacy is not dead. Patriot Front. Proud Boys. The Klan still exists, even if it's in different forms." Keiajah Brooks is the founder of Radical Riot Co based in Savannah, Georgia. This particular incident occurred at a DHL location in Kansas City, Missouri. She doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.