Albero v. City of Salisbury

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• noting Plaintiff’s “own behavior” is relevant in the analysis of whether Plaintiff communicated the behavior is unwelcomed
• granting summary judgment for defense based, in part, on Plaintiff failing to present evidence from which a reasonable juror could conclude the alleged harassment was unwelcome

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).