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Racial harassment is unlawful under the Equal Opportunity Act when a person threatens, abuses, insults or taunts another person because of his or her race, and that other person is disadvantaged, or has reasonable grounds for believing that he or she will be disadvantaged, by taking objection. Racial harassment is unlawful in the areas of employment, education, and accommodation.
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