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Basically, the American court system exists for the purpose of figuring out various ways to give free money to black people.
They are getting really creative now.
New York City will pay out $1.8 billion dollars to some 5,200 aspiring and former minority teachers who failed a certification exam deemed racially discriminatory.
The city is now settling a nearly three-decade-old federal lawsuit that several years ago found the test biased against black and Hispanic former and aspiring public school educators, the New York Post reported Saturday.
“As of Friday, 225 people who failed the Liberal Arts and Sciences Test used for teacher licensing from 1994 to 2014 had already been notified they’re getting settlements of at least $1 million [each],” according to an analysis of Manhattan federal court records conducted by the Post.
Those who failed the test either got turned down for public school teaching jobs or were demoted to substitute teachers if they were working full-time.
Court rulings determined the exam violated the law because it “allowe[ed] far more white candidates to pass,” The Post reported.
More than 90 percent of white people who took the 80-question multiple-choice quiz earned a passing score, according to The Post. However, black applicants had a pass rate of between 51 and 62 percent, and Latinos passed 47 to 55 percent of the time.
Some individuals who did not become teachers will be awarded more than $1 million each as well as possible pensions, The Post reported Saturday.
Specific judgements have been calculated based on what the former and prospective educators would have earned if they had passed the test or had not been required to take it as a condition of employment.
Legal experts say the settlement will give rise to “hundreds of other future million-dollar awards.”
The legal payout is the largest in New York City history, the Post reported.
Herman Grim of Queens on July 5 was given the largest individual award at the time of the article’s publication, a total of $2,055,383. That figure “includes $1,583,114 in back pay for time never clocked, lost interest accrued, and other compensation,” according to The Post.
Meanwhile, the government has not addressed the teachers who sued over being fired for refusing to take the coronavirus vax.
Wonder if these teachers are gonna get anything
