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First Circuit· 6/2/2021

Taite v. Bridgewater State University

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  • 999 F.3d 86

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  • explaining that deviation from policy or procedure may allow inference of pretext
  • explaining that we review summary judgment orders de novo and that summary judgment is appropriate where there is \no genuine dispute as to any material fact\ and the moving party is \entitled to judgment as a matter of law\ (quoting Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(a))
  • applying McDonnell Douglas framework to discrimination claim asserted under Title VII

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