A California state judge has made a preliminary ruling allowing nearly 6,000 Black Tesla factory workers to proceed with a group lawsuit against the automaker. The workers claim that Tesla, based in Austin, Texas, did not adequately address issues of racism, discrimination, and harassment at its Fremont, California plant.

### Allegations of Racism and Discrimination
The lawsuit alleges that Tesla failed to take action against widespread racism, discrimination, and harassment within the workplace. This has led to a significant number of Black employees coming together to seek justice for the mistreatment they have faced.

### Legal Battle Ahead
With the judge’s tentative ruling in favor of the workers, Tesla now faces a legal battle as the case moves forward. The outcome of this lawsuit could have far-reaching implications for how companies address issues of racism and discrimination in the workplace.

### Seeking Justice
The nearly 6,000 Black Tesla factory workers involved in this lawsuit are determined to hold the automaker accountable for its alleged failure to address systemic issues within its plant. They are seeking justice and hoping to bring about positive change within the company.

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