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The Civil Rights Act on 1964 helped
establish the illegality of race discrimination
in the workplace. Although this legislation
was passed over forty years ago, sadly
race discrimination still takes place
in the work environment. Employers may
wrongfully refuse to hire, promote, or
terminate employees based entirely on
racial prejudices.
Racial discrimination can take place
in any work environment, under any employer,
and based on any racial biases. It is
important for victims of racial discrimination
to know that they are not alone and they
have legal options available that can
help them seek justice.
If you are a victim of racial discrimination
in the workplace, contact an experienced
and understanding attorney today. A well-trained
lawyer can help you determine the course
of action to take against those who have
unlawfully allowed their prejudices to
affect your employment status. Racial
discrimination is a crime, and you owe
it to yourself your family to speak out
against its illegal manifestations.
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