A federal appeals panel has reinstated race discrimination claims for seven black shipyard workers who claimed they were subjected to racist graffiti and supervisors and coworkers calling them or other African-Americans the N-word, “boy” and “monkey.”
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled against 16 other plaintiffs, some who were appealing their losses at trial and others whose cases were tossed earlier in the process.
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