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January 30, 2023 at 09:30 AM
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Nafeesa Syeed, a South Asian-American woman, began working at Bloomberg LP in 2014. Syeed ultimately obtained a position in Washington D.C., but was later denied positions in New York.
In June 2018, Syeed complained that Bloomberg had a racist and sexist culture. Two days later Syeed informed her team leader and managing editor that she could not continue to work for Bloomberg because of the discrimination she faced.
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