Louisiana Police Officers Fired for Threatening AOC — Black, Female Harvard Students Say School Did Not Protect Them? — Former Colorado Renaissance Festival Employee Michele St. Michael Sues for Workplace Discrimination

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Wed, Jul 24, 2019 2:41 p.m.

Louisiana Police Officers Fired for Threatening AOC — Black, Female Harvard Students Say School Did Not Protect Them? — Former Colorado Renaissance Festival Employee Michele St. Michael Sues for Workplace Discrimination

"W": See second item. Even the black Harvard dean doesn't buy their complaints--at least not yet

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Subject: Louisiana Police Officers Fired for Threatening AOC — Black, Female Harvard Students Say School Did Not Protect Them? — Former Colorado Renaissance Festival Employee Michele St. Michael Sues for Workplace Discrimination

A small bit of justice was doled out on Monday when two Louisiana police officers from Gretna, Louisiana were fired after one of them wrote a violent Facebook post threatening Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and another officer "liked" the post.

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