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Amazon shuts construction site again after 8th noose found
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Amazon on Wednesday again shut down a warehouse construction site after the discovery of an eighth noose at the location.
The site was closed due to safety concerns, Scot X. Esdaile, president of the Connecticut NAACP, told a local newspaper. "It's a direct threat on your life," Esdaile said. "This is a serious, white supremacist message being sent to our entire community. It's sick. It's unacceptable. We demand better."More Related News
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