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He physically attacked one co-worker and verbally attacked another. That would be considered a "threat" and a liability regardless of race or gender.
I think I understand where you're coming from (I can't completely understand because I am a white female...) but I just wanted to point out that there were actual events that took place that made him a threat. It's not just the perception of a threat or the potential to be a threat...he actually created situations that were harmful.
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