NEA approves a plan to promote critical race theory in all school districts

Of course we know why...that's what the settlement is about.



If Wells Fargo didn't have racist hiring practices, then they would have never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever settled.

But they did.

Why?

Wrong. Wells Fargo almost certainly made an economic decision about the case and went with the cheaper option. Most corporations do.
 
Wrong. Wells Fargo almost certainly made an economic decision about the case and went with the cheaper option. Most corporations do.

What about the case, though? Attorney fees would be far, far less than the billions they've paid in settlements, right?
 
Wrong. Wells Fargo almost certainly made an economic decision about the case and went with the cheaper option. Most corporations do.

OK, so now you're just guessing.

It doesn't strike me as not racist for a corporation to avoid going to court over their racism by trying to pay it away.
 
OK, so now you're just guessing.

It doesn't strike me as not racist for a corporation to avoid going to court over their racism by trying to pay it away.

http://www.justicemattersactioncenter.org/when-do-lawsuits-usually-settle/

Why most business litigation lawsuits settle
https://www.buffingtonlawfirm.com/blog/2017/05/why-most-business-litigation-lawsuits-settle/

When Should I Settle Out of Court?
Why and When to Take a Settlement Agreement
https://www.thebalancesmb.com/is-it-a-good-idea-to-settle-out-of-court-4772756

https://www.businessinsider.com/eve...imination-and-harassment-lawsuits-2020-2021-1
https://www.talk-law.com/do-companies-usually-try-to-settle-harassment-claims-outside-of-court/

Settlement is cheaper and that's better for a big corporation's bottom line in the next quarter which is usually all that matters to the top executives.
 
Settlement is cheaper and that's better for a big corporation's bottom line in the next quarter which is usually all that matters to the top executives.

Right...that's exactly the point.

What doesn't matter to them is the fairness or structural problems that triggered the lawsuit in the first place.

And why doesn't it matter to them? Because it's institutionalized and systemic, and they don't have the appetite to change it unless forced via court order and/or settlement.
 
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