TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — An attorney for workers suing General Motors says employees are still facing racial harassment after nooses and racist graffiti were found two years ago at a plant in Ohio.
The attorney says one worker found a monkey doll and a racist drawing near his work station this week.
GM officials insist the company took swift action after learning of the racist harassment. However, an investigation by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission determined otherwise. (Image courtesy of CNN)
The group of workers filed a lawsuit against the automaker last April, saying the company didn’t do enough to stop the racial harassment at its Toledo plant.
GM says it’s taking the matter seriously and has taken several steps to address harassment at the plant and is continuing to investigate.
But attorney Michelle Vocht (voht) says GM still isn’t doing everything it can to protect the employees.
She says the latest racist messages have been ramping up since December.
