Timothy A. Slagle v. County of Clarion Clarion County Jail

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• holding that a complaint that does not explicitly or implicitly allege that membership in a protected class was the reason for mistreatment is too general to constitute protected conduct under Title VII
• Anti-retaliation provision protects those who participate in certain Title VII proceedings and those who oppose discrimination believed to be unlawful under Title VII.
• “it is well established in the Third Circuit that a prison is not a ‘person’ subject to suit under federal civil rights laws.” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)

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