Deborah Mahon is a resident of Hiwasse, Arkansas, known for openly expressing xenophobic and racist sentiments toward a Latina woman inside a Walmart store.

Deborah lives near the cities of Bentonville and Rogers in the state of Arkansas. She once worked at the Cabela’s sports and hunting store in Rogers, but has not worked there since 2014.

Some sources around the internet including users attempting to dox Deborah, have found an article about an incident that dates back to 2011 due to the striking semblance she bears with the woman from the news.

Deborah was a part of a fight where she accused her sister of stealing her dead mother’s jewelry.

The fight apparently happened in front of all her family.

She was arrested for assault.

On May 21st, 2017, Eva Hicks, a Latina woman from Pennsylvania, was at the Centerton Neighborhood Market in Arkansas when she encountered Deborah. While waiting for her medicine, Eva got into an argument with an older white woman who made xenophobic and racist remarks. A black woman nearby called out the older woman for being ignorant, prompting the older woman to use a racial slur. Despite the assistant store manager intervening, Deborah continued to berate Eva. Ultimately, the worker insisted that Deborah leave the store for her inappropriate language, not Eva.

The incident caused a social media frenzy as thousands flooded Eva’s Facebook with messages of support and solidarity in response to the racism she endured from Deborah. Notably, writer and journalist Shaun King amplified the video by sharing it on both his Facebook and Twitter accounts.

On May 24th, Charles Crowson, the senior manager of corporate communications the Walmart locale where the incident took place, has stated that she will be banned from the store.

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