Perfume Retailer Laurice Rahme Hit With $3 Million Race Bias Lawsuit

In today's workplace, it's simply not acceptable to openly mistreat co-workers or customers because of their skin color. That's led some to devise subtle, inventive methods to discriminate, if you believe some workers' allegations -- as in the case of Laurice Rahme, owner of the fashionable Bond No. 9 perfume shop. She's accused of using code phrases to alert security when black customers entered her trendy New York store.