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TIGERHOLD
| Favorite team: | UNO  |
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| Registered on: | 3/5/2022 |
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it’s that there always seems to be things that appear pretty illegal that an employer can technically get away with so maybe there’s more to it than what your eye sees
Maybe discovery would show that but on its face two similarly situated applicants received disparate treatment under the requisite “nearly identical circumstances.” See Carter v. Transportation Workers of America local 556.
The only thing between the applicants was the racial identification
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File an eeoc charge and then a title VII suit. You have enough to make out a prima facie case.
1. Member of a protected class (anyone)
2.qualified for the position
3. Despite your qualifications, you were not selected
4. The employer continued to hold the job open.
The employer will now have to articulate a legitimate non discriminatory reason why it selected you when the only thing that changed was the race box that you checked.
1. Member of a protected class (anyone)
2.qualified for the position
3. Despite your qualifications, you were not selected
4. The employer continued to hold the job open.
The employer will now have to articulate a legitimate non discriminatory reason why it selected you when the only thing that changed was the race box that you checked.
No. This is the only Tower of Pizza I need
Thank you Captain Obvious.
re: Robert E. Lee claimed his first battlefield victory on this day 164 years ago...
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/27/26 at 1:36 pm to RollTide1987
A drop in the bucket. The confederacy was a doomed effort from the start
re: Lakeview folks: New Orleans flood authority's police chief Joshua Rondeno is terminated
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/26/26 at 11:23 am to fightin tigers
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Always thought they just worked to harass people on the lakefront
They don’t even do that. They just sit in their cars playing candy crush
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I’m really curious what the calculations would be if you determined the percentage of the population that would be black now if abortion had never been made legal
Here ya go
re: Has any county changed as much as Clayton County, GA
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/23/26 at 12:51 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
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Dallas County, AL has seen a similar demographic shift.
No it hasn’t. It looks just like it has been since the 1850s
re: Has any county changed as much as Clayton County, GA
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/23/26 at 11:23 am to Porter Osborne Jr
Clayton was always crummy, kind of like Kenner. It was never meant to be a high end area.
Kennedy was also instrumental in banning commonly available refrigerants. Why?
Because DuPont chemical lobbied him to so DuPont could maintain an exclusive patent on the new “environmentally friendly” refrigerant which it manufactures in Louisiana.
It should come as no coincidence that this bill (the AIM act) was cosponsored by Tom Carper of Delaware—DuPont is headquartered in Delaware
Because DuPont chemical lobbied him to so DuPont could maintain an exclusive patent on the new “environmentally friendly” refrigerant which it manufactures in Louisiana.
It should come as no coincidence that this bill (the AIM act) was cosponsored by Tom Carper of Delaware—DuPont is headquartered in Delaware
re: Chevrolet announces the 2027 Silverado
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/16/26 at 5:53 pm to SidewalkTiger
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Cateye is tGOAT
The chariot of squatted trucks for white trash
re: 2026 homeowners insurance renewal is on the board..
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/12/26 at 6:22 pm to buford4LSU
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Progressive went from 6200 to 8900 this year Bye bye Going to usaa now
Good luck getting USAA to write a policy in south Louisiana. Ask me how I i
re: Legit Toyota dealers in Louisiana
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/12/26 at 7:59 am to Old Man and a Porch
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Lakeside Toyota in Metairie beat everyone by a lot.
Agreed. We ended up with a Toyota just because Lakeside was a better dealer and didn’t play any games.
Royal Honda on veterans is appalling. I don’t know how those scam artists stay in business. $3000 markup on every vehicle (this is in 2025) and they won’t even tell you what the APR is for the financing, they just want you to sign.
Matt Bowers Hyundai was not much better.
The Mazda dealership was also crappy—“we don’t negotiate here”
Meanwhile Lakeside Toyota was ready, willing, and able to make a deal
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How’d Hoover poop the bed? It was once following Vestavia’s footsteps?
The other guy nailed it. Apartments and high-density garbage (townhouses, rental communities etc) shoved in everywhere. All thanks to a city council that was probably paid off by some crooked developers. Now we can look forward to more apartments going where the galleria is. Eventually the apartments reach a critical mass and swallow up an area with the lovely folks they bring in. Everyone forgets New Orleans East was once like Hoover until the apartments went in.
Vestavia has notably taken a different tack by building liberty park. That’s been a runaway success story and does not have apartments.
re: Attempt for Birmingham to annex all of Jefferson County
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/2/26 at 5:14 pm to AbuTheMonkey
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while the northern, northeastern, and western parts of the city are emptying out
Forestdale, Fultondale, and Center Point say hi.
Gardendale is on its way to becoming Center Point 2.0.
At the rate things are going, I’m giving Hoover about ten years before it becomes the next Center Point.
re: The “time price” of square foot of housing is 24% lower than the 1950s
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 6/2/26 at 7:50 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
Did anyone ever consider that maybe the 120+ million foreigners that have poured into this country since 1965 have something to do with there not being enough housing?
It drives wages down and housing up. A lose-lose for the American citizen
It drives wages down and housing up. A lose-lose for the American citizen
Just got back. It’s extremely crowded. Made it on the Colombian one early but even at 7:55 there was a mile long line for the carrier. Not worth it lol.
The acres of obese boomers don’t help either
The acres of obese boomers don’t help either
There was a massive thread on this last week.
Pigeon Forge is cheugy.
Pigeon Forge is cheugy.
re: Louisiana House just passed redistricting bill
Posted by TIGERHOLD on 5/28/26 at 5:49 pm to LordSaintly
Wrong. It’s a partisan gerrymander.
It’s the best possible outcome bc it keeps the dem damage limited to one spot
It’s the best possible outcome bc it keeps the dem damage limited to one spot
Can we ban apartments entirely?
Nothing good comes out of them. They are fertile breeding grounds for crime and poverty
Nothing good comes out of them. They are fertile breeding grounds for crime and poverty
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