A Portland woman said a gas station employee told her 'I don't serve Black people.' 3 years later, a jury awarded her $1 million in damages.

• A Portland, Oregon, woman was awarded $1 million following a racist incident in 2020, KGW reported.
• Rose Wakefield said a gas station employee told her, "I don't serve Black people."
• Her attorney said when she contacted management, her complaints were ignored, CBS News reported.

A Portland woman was granted $1 million in damages by a jury this week for suffering racial discrimination during a confrontation at a gas station three years ago, according to reports.