McCann v. Tillman

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• holding that offensive epithets spread over a two-year period were “too sporadic and isolated” to support a hostile work environment claim
• holding that, although offensive, four incidents involving racially derogatory language over more than two-year period did not constitute severe or pervasive harassment
• holding that offensive epithets spread over a two-year period were “too sporadic and isolated” to support a HWE claim
• holding that “instances of racially derogatory language alone, extending over a period of more than two years, are too sporadic and isolated” to be objectively severe or pervasive
• holding that the plaintiff could not establish that racial comments affected her work performance, even though they upset her, because she testified that it did not affect her work
• holding that five days was sufficient circumstantial evidence of causation

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