Tia Berger , Atlanta Black Star
Craig Ogans (center) said he and a fellow worker were let go as retaliation for reporting the racial harassment. (Photo by Jana Asenbrennerova / Special to The Chronicle). Featured Image
Craig Ogans (center) said he and a fellow worker were let go as retaliation for reporting the racial harassment. (Photo by Jana Asenbrennerova / Special to The Chronicle). Featured Image
[dropcap]A[/dropcap] San Francisco construction contractor is facing racial discrimination lawsuits from four Black employees who claim to be victims of racial taunting. [mc4wp_form id=”6042″]
Lawrence Haley (left) attends a news conference with attorney John Burris as they discuss their discrimination lawsuit against San Francisco firm Clark Construction. Photo Credit: Ashley McBride SF Gate“All I want to do is go to work, do right by my family, and come home safe every day,” Lawrence Haley told KRON 4.
Haley, the fourth worker to come forward against Clark Construction, launched the second racial discrimination lawsuit against the company on Thursday. He worked with Clark as a plumber at a prestigious apartment building and noticed that there would be racial language and swastikas on the walls of the bathrooms. One of the racial messages read “We are going to kill all the nigger.”
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