Smith v. Chicago Transit Authority

How courts have described this case

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• noting that on summary judgment, “the plaintiff must first meet his burden of production on the familiar four-part test for establishing a prima facie case
• noting that on summary judgment, “the plaintiff must first meet his burden of production on the familiar four- part test for establishing a prima facie case”
• noting that on summary judgment, “the plaintiff must first meet his burden of production on the familiar four- part test for establishing a prima facie case
• noting the “legal analysis for discrimination claims under Title VII and § 1981 is identical”
• noting the “legal analysis for discrimination claims under Title VII and § 1981 is identical”
• the analysis for discrimination claims under Title VII is identical to the analysis for discrimination claims under Section 1981

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