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Zero tolerance … for doing the right thing

By Madeline Fry Schultz
Published October 25, 2019 3:00am ET
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Zero tolerance … for doing the right thing
After working in the school district for 11 years, Marlon Anderson was fired from his job as a security guard at Madison West High School in Wisconsin. His offense? Telling a student not to use the N-word. How can that be a fireable offense? Because Anderson, a black man, used the word himself to tell […]

After working in the school district for 11 years, Marlon Anderson was fired from his job as a security guard at Madison West High School in Wisconsin. His offense? Telling a student not to use the N-word.

How can that be a fireable offense? Because Anderson, a black man, used the word himself to tell the student not to say it.

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