An employment tribunal has ruled that the term ‘Karen’ is discriminatory, describing it as ‘borderline racist, sexist, and ageist’ after charity worker Sylvia Constance claimed unfair dismissal and discrimination by Harpenden Mencap. Despite the ruling, her broader claims of abuse and racism were dismissed, with the tribunal finding her treatment was legitimate and not part of a discriminatory campaign.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: An employment tribunal found that calling someone a “Karen” can be seen as a mean and unfair term that discriminates against women based on their age and race.
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