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Chick-fil-A review-bombed after Black worker speaks out in viral video
A Chick-fil-A location is getting review-bombed after one of its now-former workers seemingly accused its management of racism and of dismissing her concerns after she complained about getting “touched inappropriately” while on the clock.
The worker recounted what happened in a now-viral Twitter video, captioned “i worked at Chick fila and today I quit. here is a summary as to why.”
“He just tried to fire me for calmly vocalizing how I felt,” she tearfully recalls how the operator a term Chick-fil-A uses to refer to the employees who run its locations allegedly reacted to her complaint of being inappropriately touched.
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A Connecticut high schooler was arrested after allegedly calling a classmate a racial slur on Snapchat.
The student reportedly shared a photo of Fairfield Warde High School sophomore Jamar Medor on May 7, writing “why is there a n r in my homeroom” and “why is he not in chains,” according to ABC 7.
“I have no words,”Jamar said. “Like I’m speechless. I’m kind of mad and upset and kind of sad, too.”
The following weekend, Judith Medor said her younger son recieved a racist video call from students at another school, Fairfield Ludlowe High School, after the photo of Jamar started making rounds.
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A Connecticut high schooler was charged with racial harassment and breach of peace after making a racist Snapchat post of a Black student INSIDER 2 hrs ago
The post targeted a Black student, Jamar Medor, with a caption using racial slurs.
Medor s mother is calling for the student who made the post to get expelled.
A 16-year-old Connecticut high schooler and arrested and charged after making a racist social media post against another Black student.
The unidentified Fairfield Warde High School student was charged with racial harassment and breach of peace for the offensive Snapchat post with an image of Jamar Medor calling him the N-word, WABC-TV reported.