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A dozen current and former Prince George's County Public School employees recently filed a multi-million lawsuit in U.S. District Court against the school system and the Prince George's County Educator's Association, alleging racial discrimination at work.
The $50 million mass action lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt Nov. 22 by 12 former and current county school teachers and secretaries against the Prince George's County Educator's Association and Prince George's County Public Schools.
The lawsuit alleges that Largo High School Principal Angelique Simpson-Marcus, a black woman who took the job in 2007, has targeted white teachers because of their race and in an effort to force the white teachers out of the school and black teachers and employees who stood up for them.
School employees sue over alleged discrimination
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