EEOC accuses NYT of leadership-promotion bias based on race and gender
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An EEOC lawsuit filed in federal court accuses The New York Times of denying a White male employee a promotion to a leadership role due to race and sex, seeking injunctive relief, back pay with interest, compensation for emotional distress, punitive damages, and a front-pay promotion option. The Times denies the allegations, stating its hiring is merit-based and calling the claims politically motivated. The case comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the EEOC’s discrimination investigations under the Trump administration’s agenda on diversity and inclusion.
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