Black Workers Sue General Mills for Alleged Racism at Georgia Plant
Lawsuit claims decades of discrimination, hostile work environment perpetuated by white supremacist managers.
- Eight Black employees allege systemic racism and retaliation at General Mills' Covington facility.
- Managers accused of favoring white employees for promotions and subjecting Black workers to tougher standards.
- A controversial mural and other racist symbols were reportedly used to intimidate Black employees.
- Plaintiffs seek compensatory and punitive damages for hundreds of affected Black workers.
- General Mills denies the allegations and states it prohibits discrimination.