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New NYC Legislation To Protect Health Care Professionals From Discrimination, Harassment (Forbes)

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New NYC Legislation To Protect Health Care Professionals From Discrimination, Harassment
A press conference to discuss a NYC bill to protect health care professionals from harassment and discrimination was Zoom-bombed with pornography. Yes, you heard that correctly.

Forbes reports on newly passed NYC legislation that’s resulted from our plaintiffs’ discrimination lawsuit against Mount Sinai.

The plaintiffs, and Dr. Ann Olivarius, are interviewed about the live lawsuit and how the legislation is a solid action towards addressing the issues of gender or racial harassment and discrimination rampant among healthcare institutions in the city of New York.

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