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Second Circuit – Title VI: Bloomberg v. NYC Dept. of Education
Daily Record Staff//December 5, 2024//
Second Circuit – Title VI: Bloomberg v. NYC Dept. of Education
Daily Record Staff//December 5, 2024//
Listen to this articleUnited States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Title VI —Employment practices — Retaliation
Bloomberg v. NYC Dept. of Education
23-343-cv
Judges Lohier, Lee, and Perez
Background: A former public school principal commenced a Title VI action alleging that the defendant retaliated against her after she complained about racially segregated sports teams at the school. The district court held that she could not state a Title VI claim because her challenge was to an employment practice.
Ruling: The Second Circuit affirmed in part and vacated in part. The court held that the retaliation claim is not an action with respect to any employment practice under Title VI because her underlying protected activity was unrelated to the defendant’s employment practices.
Jeanne Mirer, of Julien Mirer Singla & Goldstein, for the plaintiff-appellant; Jamison Davies, corporation counsel, for the defendants-appellees.
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