On May 25, 2020, a confrontation occurred between Christian Cooper, a black birder, and Amy Cooper, a white dogwalker, in a section of New York City's Central Park known as the Ramble. Wikipedia
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What happened to Amy Cooper's dog?
On May 25, she surrendered the dog to the shelter from which she had adopted him two years before. On June 3, after an evaluation by the shelter's veterinarian, the dog was returned to her. After viewing the video that day, Amy's employer, Franklin Templeton, placed her on administrative leave pending an investigation.
Did a woman who got called Central Park Karen lost an appeal in a lawsuit about her finance job?
A woman who got called "Central Park Karen" lost her appeal against unfair dismissal. Amy Cooper was fired by Franklin Templeton after a confrontation with a Black man in Central Park. She argued she'd been the victim of employment discrimination and defamation.
What has happened to Central Park Karen?
The white woman dubbed “Central Park Karen” when a video of her confrontation with a black birdwatcher went viral three years ago says she is still living in hiding and struggling to stay employed.
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Jun 8, 2023 · Amy Cooper was dismissed by investment broker Franklin Templeton after cellphone footage of her falsely accusing Christian Cooper of ...
Nov 7, 2023 · Cooper was fired from her job as an insurance portfolio manager at Franklin Templeton ... Amy Cooper says she has reached out to Christian Cooper ...
Jul 6, 2022 · Started a solo consulting firm. Waiting/hoping her lawsuit can extract a payday from Franklin Templeton (not a bad NPV on this career detour if ...
AMY COOPER,Plaintiff, v. FRANKLIN TEMPLETON, FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INVESTMENTS, FRANKLIN RESOURCES, INC., FRANKLIN TEMPLETON COMPANIES, LLC, JENNY JOHNSON ...
Sep 22, 2022 · US District Judge Ronnie Abrams rejected Cooper's claim on Wednesday that she was defamed when ex-employer Franklin Templeton, a holding company ...
May 25, 2020 · Franklin Templeton Amy Cooper is in the news again, thanks to the New York Times. I truly hope you are taking a deep dive in to the damage ...