Who owns Panther Burn Cottage? Airbnb to pull listing of ‘1830s SLAVE CABIN’

A piece of news has come on the internet that who owns Panther Burn Cottage. Airbnb removed the listing for ” an 1830s slave cabin’ from the rental site after a Tik Tok video about the property sparkled outrage on the 1st of August, Monday. After removing the panter Burn Cottage located on Belmont Plantation in Greenville, Mississippi, Airbnb issued an apology. Recently this news has come on the internet and this news is gaining huge attention from the people. Many people are very curious to know about the news, and they are searching for this news. Here we have more information about the news and we will share it with you in this.

As far as we know” Properties that previously housed the enslaved have no place on Airbnb. We apologize for any concussion or sorrow made by the presence of this listing, and others like it, and we have not acted very soon to address this issue,” said the Airbnb announcement. It further said that the company is difficult to work with their specialists to prepare policies that will combat such listings. You are on the right page for getting the right information about the news.

As per the sources, Brad Hauser was the proprietor of Panther Burn Cottage for only three weeks, Hauser gave a statement to CNN saying,” As the new, three-week proprietor of The Belmont in Greenville, Mississippi, I apologize for the conclusion to provide our guests a stay at ” the slave quarters” behind 1857 antebellum house that is now a bed and breakfast. I also apologize for offending African Americans whose ancestors were slaves.” He clarified that the property was formerly owned by Joshua B Cain who advertised the place as such. Scroll down the page for more information about the news.

The video has been uploaded by Wynton yates, a Black lawyer hailing from New Orleans, who said in the video,” How is this fine in someone’s mind to rent this out? A place where human beings were kept as slaves, rent this out as a bed and breakfast?” Yates has shared a series of screenshots which included the description of the property and the above-average rating with 68 reviews and a 4.97 rating. Yates continued, “The history of slavery in this country is continually refused and now it’s being teased by being turned into a luxurious vacation spot.” Here we have shared all the information which we had. Stay tuned for more updates.