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It's effectively affirmative action, and there's a long history of legal apologia for it. In the final analysis, the law is interpreted by humans, and if a cla
by wutbrodo 6y ago
It's effectively affirmative action, and there's a long history of legal apologia for it.
In the final analysis, the law is interpreted by humans, and if a class of violation (like racism) is popular enough, the system finds a way to excuse it with hand-waving.
- Nextgrid 6y agoWouldn't defending such lawsuits still cost a lot of money though, even if you end up winning?
- wutbrodo 6y agoMaybe, assuming that the lawsuits didn't get dismissed. Small companies don't have that much legal clout, and large companies are even more subject to the whims of the mob (through PR) as the justice system.