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the Heads of Kansas He is being prosecuted by the former Defense of the American Football Association, who previously worked as director to participate in the team.
Robinson claims an illegal termination after an accusation of concession Discrimination against him Because it is black.
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The lawsuit was filed in the American provincial court of the Western Region in Missouri on Sunday.
In the lawsuit, Robinson claims that he was summoned at a meeting in February and was accused of attacking a workshop, and that the presidents refused to show his security video for the meeting. Robinson was eventually launched from his position, which included the management of the Treasury and Guidance Chamber and other responsibilities within the team.
The former defensive back at the US Football Association, Ramsay Robinson, is suing the Kansas City captain for discrimination. (David Olit/Getty Emociz)
The lawsuit claims that Robinson received a salary of $ 125,000 by the leaders, but his research found that other American Football Association teams paid similar sites on a medium salary of $ 171,932, not including other advantages. It also claims that “the presidents pushed African business employees less than their white counterparts.”
“In order to be clear, the presidents do not tolerate discrimination of any kind,” Chief Brad Ji told Associated Press on Wednesday.
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Fans chant the Arrowhead stadium during the first half of the American Football Association football match between Kansas City Chief and Detroit Lions, September 7, 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann file.
Robinson spent nine years at work Heads In the role of the front office.
Robinson was the last player who was chosen in the 2007 draft by Detroit. He played in 19 games over two seasons for lions, then he appeared in three games for Philadelphia and four for Cleveland in 2009.
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