According to rulings in the 1980s by the Supreme Court, what may not be used by plaintiffs to show discriminatory intent by a company?
a. The intended purpose of policies to discriminate against a particular group
b. Statistics establishing a trend of racial inequality by a company
c. Proof of evil intent by those who developed the policies of the company
d. Practices of the company that intentionally discriminate against a particular group
B Correct Answer: Statistics establishing a trend of racial inequality by a company
Feedback for Correct Answer: Producing statistics documenting racial inequities was not enough; plaintiffs had to prove that those who developed policies or engaged in practices alleged as discriminatory.
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