Attorneys in federal court last week went back-and-forth over the context of a repeated racist slur allegedly said by a white former senior investigator at the New York State Police.

The oral arguments, conducted during a remote hearing on Friday in the Western District of New York, concerned statements from Kevin Kendall, who was accused of repeatedly using the N-word while on the job. 

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