What are the two ways in which plaintiffs in Title VII cases can prove discrimination?
A) unequal practice and unequal effect
B) inconsistent procedures and inconsistent results
C) different process and contrariety of effect
D) disparate treatment and disparate impact
E) similar conduct and similar consequence

Question

What are the two ways in which plaintiffs in Title VII cases can prove discrimination? 
A) unequal practice and unequal effect
B) inconsistent procedures and inconsistent results
C) different process and contrariety of effect
D) disparate treatment and disparate impact
E) similar conduct and similar consequence

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Title VII plaintiffs can prove discrimination through disparate treatment, meaning they were treated differently based on a protected characteristic, or through disparate impact, meaning a neutral policy or practice had an adverse impact on a protected group of people.

What Are the Two Ways in Which Plaintiffs in Title