Walter L. Brooks v. Monroe Systems for Business, Inc.

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• submission by the employer of a discredited reason for discharging or .failing to promote a person is itself evidence of discriminatory motive.
• submission by the employer of a discredited reason to discharging or failing to promote a person is itself evidence of discriminatory motive.
• submission by the employer of a discredited reason for discharging or failing to promote a person is itself evidence of discriminatory motive.
• submission by the employer of a discredited reason for discharging or failing to promote a person is itself evidence of discriminatory motive
• submission by the employer of a discredited reason for discharging or failing to promote a person is itself evidence of discriminatory motive.
• submission by the employer of a discredited reason for discharging or failing to promote a person is itself evidence of discriminatory motive.

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