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1. Article: 2 Black Women Sue Fox News, Claiming Racial Discrimination
Fox news chairman, “Mr. Ailes” faced the discrimination allegation. 2 black women told that they faced the racial persecution in the payroll section of company by ‘Judith Slater’.
Ms. Wright & Ms. Brown are taking legal action against Ms. Slater, and its organization, “21st Century Fox”, guaranteeing that Ms. Slater's bosses did nothing to cover her conduct, that made an unfriendly workplace that
ought about "extreme and inescapable harassment & discrimination." Ms. Wright had talked up for Ms. Slater's conduct, was exchanged out of the finance office , a go the claim depicted since a downgrade. The organization portrayed it like a parallel shift. Whereas the suit fights Ms. Brown, joined company in late 2008, was terminated on working day, the organization told on next day that she stayed in a job. The two ladies refused a Fox agreement propose, as indicated by the suit. Ms. Brown and Ms. Wright told Ms. Slater had taunted the Black Lives Matter development & alluded to their greater part dark division as the "Southern" or "u
an" finance office.
The claim incorporated the names of four other dark representatives who it said left or were constrained out and refe
ed to comparable allegations of racism. (Chokshi, 2017)
https:
www.nytimes.com/2017/03/28
usiness/media/fox-news-racial-discrimination-lawsuit-slater.html
2. Article: Sta
ucks C.E.O. Apologizes After A
ests of 2 Black Men
2 dark men strolled into a Sta
ucks in Philadelphia on Thursday and sit down. Authorities told that they requested to utilize the toilet however since they have not purchased something, a representative denied the demand. Those were in the long run requested to leave, & at the time they decline, a worker calls the police.
The men, those were not recognized; they were captured on doubt of trespass. In any case, Sta
ucks did not have any desire to squeeze accuse & the men were afterward discharged. The prosecutor's headquarters in Philadelphia additionally assessed the situation & refused to indict the men on account of "an absence of proof which a wrongdoing was confe
ed," Benjamin Waxman, a representative for the workplace, told.
The organization felt so
y on Twitter.
Jim Kenney, the leader of Philadelphia, pointed the finger at Sta
ucks, saying that the scene "seems to epitomize what racial segregation seems in 2018."
In this case Sta
ucks said it is giving poor image of their company but their employees always work hard to keep their customers happy. From this case, they can say it was a learning and they will learn try to be better. (Stevens,...