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A federal judge has refused to dismiss a Title VII suit against Comcast Corp. by an African-American woman who claims Comcast denied her the anchor job at a local news channel due to her race and her participation in a prior discrimination suit against the QVC home shopping channel. The judge concluded the plaintiff had sufficient evidence casting doubt on Comcast's explanation for its hiring decisions, and stated a jury must decide whether race or retaliation was a factor.
November 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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