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Hilton Grand Vacations fires employee who allegedly sent slur to Aces’ Chelsea Gray

Hilton Grand Vacations has terminated an employee following allegations of a racial slur sent to Las Vegas Aces star Chelsea Gray.

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The brief

Hilton Grand Vacations fired an employee suspected of sending a racist message to WNBA player Chelsea Gray. The incident occurred after a game between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever, which included Caitlin Clark.

Coverage from The New York Times, ESPN, Fox News, Yahoo Sports, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal emphasizes that Gray shared a screenshot of the alleged racist insult from the fan. Further developments depend on the verified details of the communication and any subsequent responses from the parties involved.

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Quick answers

Who was the target of the racial slur?

Chelsea Gray, a star player for the Las Vegas Aces.

What action did the employer take?

Hilton Grand Vacations fired the employee suspected of sending the message.

When did the incident occur?

The remark was shared following a loss to the Fever.

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