Burkes v. Holder

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• holding that allegations of repeated exposure “to racist and offensive symbols over a period of time” were sufficient to state a claim
• holding plaintiff did not exhaust claim where agency properly denied leave to amend to add it
• holding plaintiff did not exhaust claim where agency properly denied leave to amend to add it
• finding failure to exhaust where agency did not accept attempted amendment and plaintiff did not challenge this determination
• single display of monkey hanging by a noose was sufficient to state a claim for a racially hostile work environment
• denying a 14 motion to dismiss a race-based hostile work environment claim where an employee witnessed a stuffed monkey hanging by its neck in a public work area

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