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Curry College Fires Employee After Probe of Hateful Graffiti
Curry College, in Massachusetts, has fired an employee linked to hateful graffiti found on campus this year, WHDH News reported.
Curry students found more than a dozen swastikas and racist graffiti in dorm bathrooms, laundry rooms and other areas on campus. One message specifically targeted Black students and mentioned a date in February. College officials ordered remote learning on several dates and offered a $10,000 reward for information.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Milton police determined that one person was likely behind the racist vandalism and identified a person of interest. The college then conducted its own internal investigation and fired an employee. But college rules mean the employee was not identified.
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