Thomas Conward v. The Cambridge School Committee

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the court should “refuse[] to indulge rank speculation or unsupportable hyperbole” at summary judgment
• noting that the comparison cases “must closely resemble one another in respect to relevant facts and circumstances”
• stating that the court should “refuse[] to indulge rank speculation or unsupportable hyperbole” at summary judgment
• noting that claims under section 1981 and Title VII hinge upon “identical legal standards”
• rejecting discrimination claim based on disparate treatment after concluding comparators could not be considered \similarly situated . . . in all relevant respects\
• affirming denial of sex discrimination claims where (among other things) male comparators had different job responsibilities and titles within the same department

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