The Southeastern Legal Foundation's challenge to Atlanta's affirmative action contracting program has cleared its first hurdle. A federal judge denied the city's motion to dismiss the suit, which is being funded by the conservative legal group on behalf of white contractors. They claim the city's Equal Business Opportunity Program, which allocates a third of city construction dollars to minority- and female-owned businesses, discriminates against whites and males.
February 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Southeastern Legal Foundation’s challenge to Atlanta’s affirmative action contracting program has cleared its first hurdle.
A federal judge Monday denied the city’s motion to dismiss the suit, which is being funded by the conservative legal group on behalf of white contractors.
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