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I had a supervisor make a remark about me and my co-workers, it was sexual. What should I do?

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The best thing to do would be to file a complaint with human resources documenting the issue. Most companies have policies to deal with such an incident.

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How do I find the main website for NAACP?

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Simply search for "NAACP" in your browser, and the official website should be the first thing that pops up.

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What chapter of NAACP can I contact for wrongful termination of an "at will" employee in the state of Florida?

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"At will" means just that -- " 'At (the company's) will', a person can be fired as easily as being hired, and they don't need to have or to give the ex-employee any reason whatsoever." This is the basic employment law in all 50 states of the USA.

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Is it a law that a jury must be made up of the accused's peers?

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Yes, it is a generally accepted law that a jury should be comprised, as much as possible, of the defendant's peers. As examples, a jury should have persons of the same sex, race, etc. as the accused defendant. However, in many states and counties/parishes, the community cannot provide a specific representation of exact qualities. As well, age of defendant does not apply generally -- juries are accessed via voter rolls, so age may be anyone over age 18 (18 and up).

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My son is not receiving appropriate medical care at Whitesville correctional in TN, what can I do?

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The Whitesville Correctional Facility is operated by a private corrections company called CoreCivics. You can file an ethics violation on their website. Here are a few other resources that might be helpful. Visit their websites to find more information on how they can provide you with guidance and information: -Tennessee Chapter, NAACP; Tennessee Chapter, ACLU: Their website has a complaint form that you can fill out to receive help; Tennessee Department of Corrections Tip Line.

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