Discrimation
I recently was shopping at a department store in NY where the store employees were yelling out discriminatory remarks on the subject of my sexual orientation. To make clear of the situation I simply asked the employees if they were speaking to me. Surprisingly they said yes and continued with their remarks. I asked to speak with the manager of the store and was told there wasn’t one. I tried calling the store when I arrived home but it was apparent that the store had closed. What can be done legally?
Asked on 12/23/08, 10:07 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Locksley Wade
Law Office of Locksley O. Wade
Re: Discrimation
You may file a complaint with the New York City Commission on Civil Rights.
Answered on 1/08/09, 2:18 pm
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