Green v. Wolfe

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• holding that plaintiff forfeited his retaliation claim by failing to assert any argument in response to defendant’s motion for summary judgment on all counts
• noting that when specifics of derogatory language is not raised until a plaintiff’s deposition, it can still be substantively considered at summary judgement
• noting that the Seventh Circuit “has repeatedly treated a supervisor’s use of racially toxic language in the workplace as much more serious than a co-worker’s”
• reversing summary judgment on Title VII hos- tile environment claim but holding that retaliation claim based on the hostile conduct was waived
• noting the rejection of the “hellish” standard for hostile work environment claims in light of Harris
• noting the rejection of the “hellish” standard for hostile work environment claims in light of Harris

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