Elvis TOLEFREE, Appellant, v. CITY OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, Appellee

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• holding that a city personnel board determination that a termination for bad performance was \justified\ did not preclude plaintiff from pursuing a Title VII \mixed-motive\ claim under Price Waterhouse
• finding, in case of a firefighter who alleged he was discriminated against and terminated due to his race, the issue decided in the prior litigation was not identical because the Board never considered any of the discrimination or retaliation issues, id. at 1174
• “ ‘The doctrine of res judicata’ is well established, and it may exist under two situations: (1) as a bar to a second action upon the cause of action, and (2
• preclusive effect of state judgments

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