Amy Cooper, the white woman who called police on a Black man bird-watching in Central Park, lost her lawsuit against the investment firm that fired her following the incident. She had alleged she was fired on basis of race and sex.
In her lawsuit, Amy Cooper alleges she was fired on basis of race and sex, and that Franklin Templeton defamed her and caused her emotional distress.of racial discrimination, reasoning that Franklin Templeton never referenced her race in any of their statements, but made"condemnations of racism."
But Abrams ruled Cooper and her coworkers' circumstances, such as position, experience and performance, would have to be similar for her assertions of sex discrimination to be valid."The misconduct that Plaintiff's proposed comparators allegedly engaged in — which runs the gamut from plagiarism to insider trading to a felony conviction — is simply too different in kind to be comparable to her conduct in this case," Abrams said.
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