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 | | But as she tried to advance further, she says, she was repeatedly denied opportunities for further training, and saw that training given to men who were younger, and newer to the company. |
 | | Dukes, who's still working at Wal-Mart, is now the lead plaintiff in Betty Dukes vs. Wal-Mart Stores, a class action suit representing a possible 1.6 million women, accusing the nation's largest private employer of sex discrimination in pay, promotions and training, in violation of the 1965 Civil Rights Act. |
 | | Then later, if men or women have similar inflexible views of men, and what they should or should not do or be, then they'll be inflexible with seeing a big ole manly man have a job that is "supposed to be" for a woman. |
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