Late last month, the status of women biking alongside President Donald Trump‘s motorcade extended her middle thumb and became a tribe superstar to the left. Now, she’s out of a job.

Juli Briskman revealed that her supervisor, Akima LLC, burnt her immediately they recognise she was the woman in the picture, she told the Huffington Post.

On its About page, Akima says it has a wide variety of interests in authority contracting, representing” leadership characters in information technology, data communications, systems engineering, application change, cybersecurity, space operations, aviation, structure, equipment handling, fabrication and logistics .”

Briskman said that she recently changed her Facebook profile word-painting to herself contributing Trump’s motorcade the thumb, and when Akima found out about it, its HR department apprise Briskman that she had violated the current policy on Social Media posts.

” They said,’ We’re separating from you. Basically, you cannot have’ lewd’ or’ prurient’ occasions in your social media. So they were announcing snapping him off’ obscene.'”

Briskman said she notified the company that her social media profile did not affiliate her with the company in any way, but Akima reportedly notes with concern that her engaging with the company could negatively affect their business, as they rely on authority contracts. From the Huffington Post TAGEND

Briskman, who worked in market and communications at Akima for just over six months, said she emphasized to the executives that she wasn’t on the job when the accident happened and that her social media pages don’t mention her employer. They told her that because Akima was a government contractor, the photo could jeopardize their business, she said.

According to Briskman, her expiration stands in contrast to a male hire at the company, who she says positioned on Facebook in a thread about Black Lives Matter, announcing someone “a fucking Libtard asshole.” Briskman said he deleted the berth at the company’s solicit and was allowed to keep his job.

Read the whole interview at the Huffington Post here.