Leonard v. Williams

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• finding that “bare suspicions of discrimination in the absence of any supporting evidence will not suffice” to survive summary judgment
• finding that “bare suspicions of discrimination in the absence of any supporting evidence will not suffice” to survive summary judgment
• finding that “bare suspicions of discrimination in the absence of any supporting evidence will not suffice” to survive summary judgment
• “[A plaintiff’s] own subjective belief that he was discriminated against . . . is not enough to make out a prima facie discrimination case under Title VII.” (internal quotation marks omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).