Plaintiff, Ali El-Hakim, an Arab man born in Egypt, worked as a structural-plans examiner in Portland, Oregon. The CEO called him "Manny", as he westernized names for all employees of foreign birth, allegedly to make it easier for clients to interact with them. Only Plaintiff complained. But the CEO did not change his ways when it came to Mr. El-Hakim. A jury could find that: Group of answer choices The CEO did not discriminate against Plaintiff. The CEO created a hostile environment for Plaintiff