If they can quarantine a visibly healthy nurse with no sign or

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22. Ebola does not care but the public does. Quick search gives me these incidents....

http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/29/us/connecticut-school-ebola-lawsuit/index.html?eref=rss_topstories

Connecticut girl barred from school amid Ebola fears (traveled to Nigeria)

http://time.com/3542955/senegal-kids-brothers-assaulted-ebola-bronx-tremont-school-new-york-city-pabe-amadou-drame/

Kids from Senegal Were Beaten Up in NYC by Classmates Yelling ‘Ebola’
Elizabeth Barber Oct. 28, 2014
Ironically, Senegal is Ebola-free and has been widely praised for its response to the disease

Two Senegalese-American brothers were assaulted at a New York City school by classmates who yelled “Ebola” at them.

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The boys were “rushed to the hospital with severe injuries,” the council said in statement.

https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2014/10/21/cant-ebola-become-latest-racist-national-security-issue/

Sixty miles southeast of Dallas, Navarro College earlier this month denied admission to two Nigerian students, not because they were diagnosed with Ebola but simply because they were from a country stricken by the disease. Never mind that Nigeria did a remarkable job in containing Ebola, went six weeks without new cases, and this week was declared Ebola free by the World Health Organization.

Such racial embarrassments aren’t confined to Texas. The week before last in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, a Guinean high school soccer player from Nazareth Area High School was subjected to chants of “Ebola” from opposing players on rival Northampton High School’s team. The chants left him in tears. Northampton’s head and assistant coach have since resigned from their positions and disciplinary action against the heckling players is pending. Meanwhile, a few parents in Mississippi decided to pull their children from a middle school after discovering the school’s principal returned from a trip to Zambia, a country nowhere near the Ebola outbreak.

http://www.businessinsider.com/mama-tis-african-kitchen-changes-menu-2014-10

MaMaTi's restaurant forced to change its name over ebola fears, may go out of business