Greater Los Angeles Council on Deafness v. Community Television

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• refusing to credit \accepted sociological fact\, or \stereotype\, that men are more often sole wage earners as a viable explanation for why lower salaries were paid to female faculty members
• pleadings of pro se civil rights plaintiff to be construed liberally, 2 affording plaintiff benefit of any doubt
• pleadings of pro se civil rights plaintiff to be construed liberally, 2 affording plaintiff benefit of any doubt
• refusing to credit \accepted sociological fact\, or \stereotype\, that men are more often sole wage earners as a viable explanation for why lower salaries were paid to female faculty members
• refusing to credit “accepted sociological fact”, or “stereotype”, that men are more often sole wage earners as a viable explanation for why lower salaries were paid to female faculty members
• absence of procedural bar in Title VII case entitled plaintiff to full and fair hearing on the merits

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