14-year-old twins Emzayia and Zyeshauwne Feazell say they were subjugated to humiliation after their social studies teacher required their class to clean cotton for a class project while learning about the cotton gin.
Antonio Harris and Marrio Mangrum, two employees at the Atkinson Cotton Warehouse in Memphis, Tenn., have filed a complaint against their employers after racist threats were made against them, reports WREG. In addition to calling them “monkeys,” the men faced constant racial animosity. Read more from WREG: “He would be like, ‘You need to think like […]
Two workers at a Memphis, Tenn., cotton warehouse have filed charges against their workplace, accusing a former supervisor of calling them “monkeys,” along with other racist treatment, according to WREG. SEE ALSO: Flex And Shanice Admit To Being Broke According to Antonio Harris and Marrio Mangrum, their old boss constantly treated them with intolerance, allegedly […]
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