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African Americans Vs. Coca-Cola For Racial Discrimination
Many African American workers sued Coca Cola for racial discrimination. The company had been accused of discrimination of pay, promotions, and performance evaluations. The African Americans employees pay scale was less than the Caucasian employees where both of the jobs and positions where comparable. Coca- Cola was charged for underpaying African Americans
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