Woman Fired For Calling Police On Black Man Wearing Socks In Pool
A white Memphis woman was fired from her job at an apartment development after she was recorded calling the police on a black man who was wearing socks while swimming in a pool.
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A white Memphis woman was fired from her job at an apartment development after she was recorded calling the police on a black man who was wearing socks while swimming in a pool.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson resigned Monday. The departure added to divisions over Brexit that threaten to tear apart Prime Minister Theresa May's government.
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