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Court Upholds Lawsuit Against Whole Foods Firing Employee For Black Lives Matter Mask

CAMBRIDGE – JULY 18: Adam Hermon, left, and Abdulai Barry stand in front of Whole Foods with other employees after getting dismissed from their shift for wearing Black Lives Matter face masks in Cambridge, MA on July 18, 2020. For the past few weeks, employees at Whole Foods grocery stores in Cambridge have been staging walk outs after seven employees were told that their Black Lives Matter face masks did not comply with the company dress code. (Photo by Erin Clark/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has revived a lawsuit filed against Whole Foods about an allegedly illegal firing. The termination allegedly stemmed from an employee wearing a Black Lives Matter mask.

Former employee Savannah Kinzer claims that the upscale grocery chain unjustly fired her from their Cambridge, Massachusetts, location. The court believes that the termination did occur in a manner that “arguably deviated” from their standard disciplinary action. On April 23, they revealed their unanimous 3-0 vote to uphold the lawsuit, as reported by U.S. News. Read more at www.blackenterprise.com.

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