A hidden camera investigation was conducted at a fair in Mairena del Alcor, Andalusia, to expose racial discrimination. Actors posing as black individuals were denied entry to a booth by a doorman who claimed the fair was "not for black people." The situation was recreated to highlight the real-life experiences of a black actor who was denied entry to a fair in Andalusia. The investigation showed that while some people witnessed the discriminatory behavior and did nothing, a few individuals, including a blonde lady, intervened and helped the actors. The lady insisted on talking to the doorman's boss and eventually took the actors to another booth. The investigation aims to raise awareness about racial discrimination and encourage people to speak out against it.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The event took place at the Mairena del Alcor fair in Andalusia.
2. The fair is the oldest in Andalusia.
3. A hidden camera experiment was conducted to recreate a situation of racial discrimination.
4. The experiment involved three actors, including one playing a security guard and two playing black individuals trying to enter a booth.
5. The security guard actor denied entry to the two black actors, citing that the booth was private and that black people were not allowed.
6. Two girls intervened, finding the manager of the booth and reporting the incident.
7. The manager allowed the two black actors to enter the booth.
8. A group of young boys and a blonde lady witnessed the incident and reacted in different ways.
9. The blonde lady insisted on talking to the security guard's boss and eventually took the two black actors to another booth.
10. A lady, posing as the head of security, came out and praised the blonde lady for her actions, calling her a "wonderful person".
11. The experiment was inspired by a real incident of racial discrimination at a fair in Andalusia, where a black actor was denied entry to a booth.
12. The experiment aimed to raise awareness about racial discrimination and to encourage people to stand up against it.