Hilton Grand Vacations fires employee who allegedly sent slur to Aces’ Chelsea Gray
Hilton Grand Vacations has terminated an employee following the circulation of a racist social media message sent to WNBA player Chelsea Gray.
The reporting (18)
- Las Vegas Aces issue statement in support of Chelsea Gray decrying hate USA Today · 46d ago
- Man is fired after Chelsea Gray posts racist message he allegedly sent her Los Angeles Times · 46d ago
- Fan fired for allegedly sending racist message to WNBA star Yahoo Sports · 47d ago
- Man Fired After Allegedly Sending Racist Messages to Aces’ Chelsea Gray Yahoo Sports · 47d ago
- Chelsea Gray speaks out on racist abuse as Hilton fires employee behind message Yahoo Sports · 47d ago
- Hilton Grand Vacations employee who sent racial slur to Las Vegas Aces' Chelsea Gray is fired CBS News · 47d ago
- Man who allegedly sent racial insult to Aces' Chelsea Gray is fired from job at Hilton, company says Fox News · 47d ago
- Hilton Grand Vacations says man who sent Chelsea Gray racial slur has been fired USA Today · 47d ago
- Some WNBA players act like they are the only ones who receive mean social media messages Fox News · 47d ago
- Hilton Grand Vacations fires employee who sent racial slur via social media to Aces’ Chelsea Gray AP News · 47d ago
- Aces’ Chelsea Gray target of racial hate, resort company says it is investigating employee KLAS 8 News Now · 47d ago
- Aces’ Chelsea Gray shares racist fan remark after loss to Fever Las Vegas Review-Journal · 47d ago
- Hilton Grand Vacations fires employee who sent racial slur via social media to Aces’ Chelsea Gray 10TV · 47d ago
- WNBA star Chelsea Gray posts screenshot of alleged racist insult from fan after loss to Caitlin Clark's Fever Fox News · 47d ago
- Fan fired after alleged racist message to Aces' Chelsea Gray ESPN · 47d ago
- Hilton Grand Vacations fires employee who allegedly sent slur to Aces’ Chelsea Gray The New York Times · 47d ago
- Hilton fires employee who sent racist message via social media to Aces star Chelsea Gray The Guardian · 47d ago
- Hilton Grand Vacations fires employee suspected of sending racial slur to Aces star Chelsea Gray Yahoo Sports · 47d ago
The story so far
Coverage from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, 10TV, Fox News, ESPN, and The New York Times confirms that Hilton Grand Vacations identified the sender as one of its employees. The company subsequently confirmed the termination of that individual's employment.
Details regarding any further involvement from the WNBA or legal authorities have not been specified in current reporting.
Synthesized by headlinez.news from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: unsupported claims removed (50% supported) Updated 47d ago.
The obvious questions
Who was the target of the message?
The message was sent to Las Vegas Aces player Chelsea Gray.
What action did Hilton Grand Vacations take?
The company fired the employee identified as the sender of the message.
When did the incident occur?
The message was sent following a game between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever.
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