Patricia A. JONES, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. BESSEMER CARRAWAY MEDICAL CENTER, Defendant-Appellee

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• “Different supervisors may have different management styles that—while not determinative—could account for the disparate disciplinary treatment that employees experience.”
• employees who allegedly committed single act of misconduct in one day not similarly situated to female plaintiff in Title VII race discrimination case who had engaged in multiple instances of misconduct on the same day
• “Alleged racial animus of a supervisor does not alleviate the need to satisfy the elements of a prima facie case, although statements showing some racial animus may be significant evidence of pretext once a plaintiff has set out a prima facie case.”

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