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· 10/7/2003

Boggs v. Die Fliedermaus, LLP.

Citations

  • 286 F. Supp. 2d 291
  • 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 17774
  • 2003 WL 22299315

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  • concluding that reasonable jury could find remark that it was a “ ‘chocolate night’ at Le Bar Bat and refer[ring] to the three [plaintiffs] as dark, light, and semisweet chocolate” created a racially hostile environment
  • concluding that reasonable jury could find remark that it was a “ ‘chocolate night’ at Le Bar Bat and refer[ring] to the three [plaintiffs] as dark, light, and semisweet chocolate” created a racially hostile environment
  • concluding that reasonable jury could find remark that it was a “ ‘chocolate night’ at Le Bar Bat and refer[ring] to the three [plaintiffs] as dark, light, and semisweet chocolate” created a racially hostile environment
  • concluding that reasonable jury could find remark that it was a “ ‘chocolate night’ at Le Bar Bat and refer[ring] to the three [plaintiffs] as dark, light, and semisweet chocolate” created a racially hostile environment
  • finding that a reasonable jury could find that chocolate remarks create a racially hostile work environment even if made in a joking manner

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Judges: Sweet

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