In an unpublished failure-to-promote race case, the 9th Circuit reversed a directed verdict for the employer after holding that the employee had presented enough evidence to get to a jury on the following bases:
Comparative qualifications:
Gibson need not prove that he would have been promoted “but for” his race - i.e., that he was the ‘clearly […]
Filed under Title VII
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