The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has taken the position that Confederate flag displays in the workplace constitute evidence of a racially hostile work environment; some courts (but not all) have agreed. In light of these developments and the public debates regarding the Confederate flag and other (potentially) offensive symbols, how should an employer respond?
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Related content:
- Historians debate the value and place for Confederate monuments and other symbols (Inside Higher Ed)
- Removing Racist Symbols Isn’t a Denial of History (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
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