Bradley Miller v. Kenworth of Dothan, Inc.

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• concluding that ethnic slurs “hurled” at the plaintiff three to four times a day for a period of one month was “frequent”
• holding that the use of ethnic slurs “three to four times a day” for one month was frequent
• holding that directing ethnic slurs at the plaintiff three to four times a day for one month established that conduct was frequent
• holding that daily taunts, including the use of ethnic slurs and derogatory names in an intimidating manner, over the course of one month were sufficiently severe or pervasive
• holding that, to establish a claim for a hostile work environment under Title VII, the plaintiff must establish that he suffered workplace harassment on the basis of his membership in a class protected by Title VII, such as race
• finding that ethnic slurs made three to four times a day enough to establish that harassment was frequent

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