Richard Spencer Has Gym Membership Revoked After Getting Yelled At By SJW Professor

Alt-right leader Richard Spencer's gym in Virginia revoked his membership after a Georgetown University professor confronted him and called him a neo-Nazi, Spencer confirmed to BuzzFeed News on Saturday.

C. Christine Fair, an associate professor at Georgetown University's Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, wrote a Tumblr post describing her confrontation with Spencer at the Old Town Sport & Health gym in Alexandria, Virginia, on Wednesday.

Fair wrote that she approached Spencer at the gym and "loudly identified him as a neo-Nazi." She said she anticipated that the gym would kick her out for confronting Spencer.

"First, I want to note that this man is a supreme coward," Fair wrote. "When I approached this flaccid, sorry excuse of a man and asked 'Are you Richard Spencer,' this pendulous poltroon said 'No. I am not.'"

Fair then wrote that she "exploited the full range of my first amendment entitlements by telling him that this country does not belong to white men."

...In her post, Fair wrote, "As a white woman, I find his membership at this gym to be unacceptable. I found his membership at this gym to be an unfair burden upon the women and people of color--and white male allies of the same."

Fair also posted photos of the confrontation, saying that Spencer requested the help of one of the black female trainers at the gym. "Seriously? This superior race of a white man needed the help of a female African American? What kind of martial race member is he?," Fair wrote in her post.

Nazi Update: @sportandhealth ousted uber-coward Nazi @RichardBSpencer from our gym. Not me. Lesson? NONVIOLENT RESISTANCE WORKS. pic.twitter.com/qGI6DhjxR5

— (((Christine Fair))) (@CChristineFair) May 19, 2017

...[Spencer] told BuzzFeed News that he was disappointed and annoyed at the gym's decision to revoke his membership as he was a "model gym-goer."

"I'm really a model-gym goer. I don't bother anyone. I don't talk to anyone. I really just go and lift weights," Spencer said.

Spencer said he was at the gym "peacefully working out" when Fair came up to him and asked him if he was Richard Spencer. "I said no, because I wanted her to go away," he said. "I didn't want to get into a confrontation."

"I don't come to the gym to do politics. But she started screeching and yelling all this stuff," Spencer said, adding that the other patrons asked her to stop.

He said that Fair told him, "You're evil, you're terrible, you're oppressing people at the gym,' which is just ridiculous," Spencer said.

"I can't believe she's a professor. She's an imbecile," he said.

He said that he gestured to one of the trainers, "who happened to be an African American woman" to tell Fair to stop bothering him.

He said that the manager, "a middle-aged white man" told Fair to "cut it out" and asked her to leave after around 10 minutes, while he was allowed to stay and finish working out.

"I don't know [why they revoked it]," Spencer said. "I was a well-behaved member of this gym, I did not cause any controversy."

...Asked whether he was considering taking action against the gym, Spencer said, "I've been talking to a couple of people about this. I don't know what we're gonna do."