Singer Becky G Reveals Microaggression Against Her, Says She Was Mistaken As Staff At Angel City FC Investor Meeting

In a candid revelation, the talented singer Becky G reveals microaggression against her at a shared a recent encounter that left her feeling both bewildered and inspired.

Becky G Reveals Microaggression Against Her: Where Did This Happen?

Born Rebecca Marie Gomez, Speaking at the prestigious Amplify event hosted by Creative Artists Agency, she unveiled an unsettling incident that occurred during her involvement with and event for Angel City FC, the exciting new addition to the National Women’s Soccer League, in her hometown of Los Angeles.

Little did she expect that she would become a victim of a baffling microaggression that left her surprised. As she recounted her experience, singer Becky G opened up that she was mistakenly identified as a member of the event staff rather than the esteemed investor she truly was.

She described how she got into the room and this older gentleman bumped into her and spilled his beer on her. The ‘Shower’ singer recalled and add, “He’s like…’Do you work here?’”

She expressed that instead of becoming angry, she chose to embrace the moment with love. She added, “’This hurts so good’,” and said she loves this feeling because she can’t wait to drop the bomb.

She replied, “No, actually, I’m an investor too”, and to the man’s surprise. “He was like, ‘Oh?’”

Despite the case of mistaken identity, G said she still feels optimistic about the future.

During the Amplify event held in Ojai, California, a gathering of multicultural thought leaders from various industries, a participant expressed her enthusiasm for being present in decision-making rooms.

She eagerly anticipated the opportunity to make a significant impact by challenging established norms and surprising others with groundbreaking ideas.

She emphasized the importance of representing and supporting marginalized communities, acknowledging the responsibility that comes with such influence.

The sixth edition of the Amplify event featured engaging talks by notable personalities, including Chloé and Halle Bailey, Jessica Alba, and Dwayne Wade. The summit aimed to foster inclusivity and diversity within the entertainment industry.

Becky G’s courage in sharing this personal experience not only sheds light on the pervasive nature of microaggressions but also serves as a rallying cry for change. By speaking out, she empowers others to confront and challenge the stereotypes that often hinder progress and recognition.

Angel City FC has not yet provided a response to TODAY.com‘s request for comment.

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