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[[Danielle Mitchell]] is an American woman with a [[TikTok]] account. She describes herself as a ''Researched mom with a crunchy twist on Motherhood | Marriage | Medicine''. |
[[Danielle Mitchell]] is an American woman with a [[TikTok]] account. She describes herself as a ''Researched mom with a crunchy twist on Motherhood | Marriage | Medicine''. |
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| − | On March 28 or 29 Mitchall uploaded a video to TikTok in which she stated she was ''literally shaking'' as a man had approached her in a public car park and said ''Excuse me ma'am''. Mitchell responded to him with verbal aggression. The man then backed off and walked away from her. |
+ | On March 28 or 29 Mitchall uploaded a video to TikTok in which she stated she was ''literally shaking'' as a man had approached her in a public car park and said ''Excuse me ma'am''. Mitchell responded to him with verbal aggression. The man then backed off and walked away from her. The video is entitled ''Stop approaching women in parking lots''.<ref>https://www.tiktok.com/@living.transparently/video/7215321768095927594</ref> |
Many men and women commenting on the video indicated that her response was inappropriate while some women made comments supporting her.<ref>https://www.tiktok.com/@living.transparently/video/7215321768095927594</ref> |
Many men and women commenting on the video indicated that her response was inappropriate while some women made comments supporting her.<ref>https://www.tiktok.com/@living.transparently/video/7215321768095927594</ref> |
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Revision as of 11:59, 31 March 2023
Danielle Mitchell is an American woman with a TikTok account. She describes herself as a Researched mom with a crunchy twist on Motherhood | Marriage | Medicine.
On March 28 or 29 Mitchall uploaded a video to TikTok in which she stated she was literally shaking as a man had approached her in a public car park and said Excuse me ma'am. Mitchell responded to him with verbal aggression. The man then backed off and walked away from her. The video is entitled Stop approaching women in parking lots.[1]
Many men and women commenting on the video indicated that her response was inappropriate while some women made comments supporting her.[2]
| Date | TikTok Followers |
|---|---|
| 31 March 2023 | 52000 |
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Video in which Mitchell describes her experience