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Calling an American a ‘Yank’ at work in Scotland is racial harassment: court

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By Natalie O'Neill Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Natalie O'Neill on July 17, 2026 Tags: Categories: Other News The American allegedly fired back, “F–k off, bald loser’’ and called his foe an “incel,” a derogatory term short for “involuntary celibate.’’ US News – Latest Breaking Headlines, Photos & Videos | New York Post
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Calling an American a ‘Yank’ at work in Scotland is racial harassment: court

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By Natalie O'Neill Verified
| New York Post Verified
Calling an American a “Yank” in the work place in Scotland is “racial harassment” — and deserves a hefty payday, a court has ruled. Raymond Joseph, a server in Aberdeen, was awarded nearly $7,000 after a co-worker called him a “ f–king Yank” and told him to “go back to your country,” the Times of London reported Thursday. Being called a “Yank” in the work place in Scotland constitutes harassment, a court recently ruled.
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