Black firefighter Jerrod Jones, who was forced to attend the party in Rochester, New York, has filed a legal notice saying he’s the victim of discrimination.
A white woman embroiled in a controversy over a Juneteenth party, where several racist tropes were reportedly on display, admits that she posted racist tweets on Twitter.
Dr. Nicholas Nicosia and his wife, Mary Znidarsic-Nicosia, residents of Rochester, New York, have been under fire since the July 7 pool party they co-hosted was attended by Black firefighter Jerrod Jones and his co-workers. Jones today!
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