Robert FLOWERS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. CROUCH-WALKER CORPORATION, Defendant-Appellee

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• a critical view of a finding is appropriate where the findings of fact and conclusions of law were not the original product of a disinterested mind
• “[an] employer’s acceptance of [an employee’s] work without express reservation” implies that the employee was qualified
• prima facie ease established if plaintiff is (1) member of racial minority (2) was qualified for his job (3) was satisfying its normal requirements (4) was discharged (5) after discharge the same work was assigned to whites

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