Supreme Court case could spark rush of reverse-discrimination claims
Briefly

"The case, Muldrow v. City of St. Louis, is being closely watched by civil rights groups who argue that valid workplace discrimination claims are often dismissed in court because of a requirement that plaintiffs prove they were harmed by the actions of their employers."
"The case is being watched by employment attorneys and some conservatives who say a broad ruling for Muldrow could open the door to a flood of reverse discrimination claims against certain workplace diversity, equity and inclusion programs - such as mentoring and training programs for underrepresented groups - that ordinarily would not survive in court."
"The Supreme Court is going to address a very fundamental aspect of Title VII, namely: What does it cover? What is actionable under Title VII?"
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