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Referring to Black people as monkeys or apes is a racist cliché used for ages to justify slavery and imply […] The post Maine man sues shipyard company, saying it let employees refer to him as a ‘chimp’ appeared first on TheGrio.

A Black welder from Maine has filed a federal racial discrimination and harassment lawsuit against his former employer, Bath Iron Works.

Aaron Martin, a Black man and former Bath Iron Works welder, claims that supervisors used racial slurs and derogatory actions.

NEW HIRES The Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce has hired Eric Belley as its new president and CEO. Selected after a nationwide search, he fills the position vacated by Tom Peaco in June. Belley has served as a business development officer for several community banks in the Camden-Rockland region over a span of nearly […]

NEW HIRES Murray Plumb & Murray has hired Nicholas Bernate as a senior associate in its litigation group. Bernate, of Freeport, was previously a

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