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'The City Isn't Ready For This': Georgia Mayor Bars Man From City Admin Job Because He's Black
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1:21Now PlayingMayor Theresa Kenerly of Hoschton, Georgia is under fire for allegedly withholding a job candidate from consideration for city administrator because he is Black.
Hoschton is a nearly all white community 50 miles outside Atlanta and the Mayor reportedly told a member of City Council that she pulled the resume of Keith Henry from a packet of four finalists "because he is Black, and the city isn't ready for this."
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