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    Wal-Mart case turns on controversial sociology method (access required)

    If you have been waiting with bated breath for the Supreme Court to hear oral arguments in what could the largest employment discrimination class action in history, your wait is almost over. As most legal publications as well as a host of mainstream outlets and blogs have been breathlessly reporting, Tuesday the justices take up the ...

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    One Response to “Wal-Mart case turns on controversial sociology method (access required)”

    1. Michael E. McKinzy, Sr. says:
      March 29, 2011 at 9:09 am

      I guess this is similar to trying to prove that the Klu Klux Klan (KKK) discriminated against African Americans regarding membership, although it can be proven that they had a regular practice of lynching African Americans, there’s no evidence that they would deny them membership into their organization!-Born to do battle, drafted at birth.a.k.a.Warrior Breed!-Michael E. McKinzy, Sr.-03-29-2011

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