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I would consider that remark rude or mean but not discrimination. There is something called Hostile work environment" where a person is subject to demeaning or demoralizing treatment. If you feel this is the case, perhaps you can speak to your HR dept. or your manager's supervisor.

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Q: What if your manager try to correct you by starting the conversation saying if your mother raised you right. Is that discrimination in the work place?
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