Sonya A. ALMENDRAL, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF MENTAL HEALTH, Et Al., Defendants-Appellees

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• allowing claim of failure to promote occurring after filing of EEOC charge alleging pattern of failure to promote based on race
• allowing Title VII suit alleging “subsequent acts [that] are essentially the same as the earlier allegedly wrongful conduct contained in the EEOC complaint”
• discrimination through manipulating civil service rules was reasonably related to EEOC charge alleging manipulation of rules since it alleged “essentially the same” acts
• court may consider subsequent instances of nonpromotion reasonably related to charges filed with EEOC
• exhaustion excused where both the unexhausted claim and the exhausted claim involved the “alleged manipulation of the civil service rules for discriminatory reasons in order to appoint someone other than [plaintiff]”

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