> It definitely isn't a "he said, she said" situation when there is a physical item (jacket) missing. You can only claim the presence of an object, not the abs

> It definitely isn't a "he said, she said" situation when there is a physical item (jacket) missing. You can only claim the presence of an object, not the absence of an object. Now, if there were evidence besides the blog post that all the men got a jacket as part of the program (maybe a male Uber engineer can say "Hey, I got the jacket, the women didn't get one?" that would be some sort of evidence. Right now, the claim is that men in a program got the jacket, and women did not. That claim is only made by one woman who was in the program. Corroboration would be great before you start talking about textbook cases and discrimination.