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BOTH WORKERS FIRED FOR FIGHTING
 
 
An African American factory worker employed more than 26 years alleged self-defense when fighting with a white co-worker. The Fourth Circuit found no discrimination since both workers were fired for violating the employer's anti-violence policy.
 
(Ford v. General Electric Lighting LLC)
 
 
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