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Angelina College Pays $315K to Former Black Employee Over Race Discrimination
Angelina College settled a race discrimination lawsuit with former employee Dr. Monica Peters-Clark, paying $315,000 after she alleged being unfairly passed over for a leadership role in favor of an unqualified white candidate.
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