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"I personally know that it's very hard for women, let alone Black women, to break through the glass ceiling," she wrote. "But it's sad that some people are so intimidated by an educated Black woman that they have to resort to this sort of racial intimidation."
"I don't see the humor in this. This is serious," he said. "Obviously we have someone on our project that's a slime bag.""We will work with the NAACP to ensure that the message of our proactive training program and policies is effective and that our employees understand the consequences of racial discrimination or harassment," said Authority CEO Steve Bland. "Such behavior is reprehensible, and we remain committed to taking firm action against any individual or individuals found to be responsible."See the full content of this document
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When a Black doll scrawled with racist epithets about an employee was found "hanged" at the Port Authonty of Allegheny County's East Liberty garage on Oct. 1, it was deemed an is...
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