Racial Slur

The fan said he had been shouting to get the attention of the Rockies' mascot, "Dinger," who was two sections over.

Miami Marlins outfielder Lewis Brinson was allegedly racially abused by a Rockies fan during the ninth inning on Sunday.

"We already know from available video—because I have it in my hands—he was never assaulted," St. Louis County Councilman Tim Fitch said.

Urban Air Snellville in Georgia said the employee was terminated after the incident occurred.

Backlash continues after a white city councilman in Alabama directed a racial slur at a Black city councilwoman.

The Tarrant city councilor has been branded "racist and unfit to serve" by Alabama Democrats.

In the footage, Tommy Bryant stands up from his seat in the public council session and said, "Do we have a house [n-word] in here?"

Tarrant city council member Tommy Bryant has defended his use of the phrase: "I did what needed to be done."

Students alleged that the teacher also told students he'd never seen racism in the U.S. and refused to let a Black student take off her face mask for a break.

Use of the "racist term" was "insensitive, and I have embarrassed myself and my party by its use," O'Connor said Tuesday.

Rapper T-Pain was harassed by gamers who called him a racial slur and dismissed the Black Lives Matter movement.

"You better get yourself over there, [n-word], do it!" a now-suspended unidentified high school teacher shouted at a student in a video captured in Holdenville, Oklahoma on Friday.

A plain-clothes NYPD officer stopped the attack in the city's Chinatown after a woman told salon workers, "You brought coronavirus to this country."

This comes two months after the Heat center tweeted that he stands against "bigotry, racism, and hate."

"We've had three goals for the last 20 months," Schnatter said in an interview with OAN. "To get rid of this n-word in my vocabulary and dictionary and everything else."

Wallen's career has collapsed this week after a recording of the 27-year-old musician saying the n-word emerged.

The school district defended the principal's use of the slur, citing "educational purposes."

CBS has come to Garrett's defense after fans of the reality show called for his eviction.

A group of students identifying themselves as "Black MBA Candidates c/o 20200" wrote that the professor pronounced the word like the n-word "approximately five times," offending "all of the Black members of our Class."

"We acknowledge the need to formulate these categories with greater sensitivity and will take immediate steps to rectify this," a U.N. spokesman said.

Martell threatened to kill the first officer, calling him a "racist" as other officers took him into custody.

The opposing fans in Iowa also yelled, "Go back to the fields" and chanted "Trump 2020," according to the only Black player for the Charles City varsity team.

The Nationwide Children's Hospital described its former employee's behavior as "extremely troubling, inconsistent with our values."

Several individuals called in to a county council's virtual public forum on police accountability to deliver racial, homophobic and anti-Semitic slurs.

A live stream video of NASCAR driver Kyle Larson went viral Monday as the audio clearly revealed him using a racial slur while testing his microphone during an online racing video game event.

Keisel claims that the confrontation and its aftermath caused him to lose his job and resulted in he and his girlfriend receiving death threats over social media.

Pastor James Mitchell said he was "broken-hearted" when he discovered the graffiti earlier this week.

Capt. Jim Duering, of the Grand Island Police Department, said he had never seen a child "with this level of hostility and seriousness of offenses." The young boy was cited and released.

Incidents at two separate stores in Charlotte led to terminations, temporary closures to train employees.

"She thought it was actually a cool thing to say and it's not," the man who recorded the video said.