Page 6AThe Battalion^hursday, June 30, 1988
Battalion
Woman sues bank
for discrimination,
wins in high court
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EULESS (AP) — A woman who
sued the bank where she worked,
claiming she was barred from pro
motion because she was black, ex
ulted in her U.S. Supreme Court vic
tory Wednesday.
“I’d do it again and again and
again if I had to,” Clara Watson said.
“And it was worth it.”
The Supreme Court ruled that
the employee improperly was barred
from using statistics in trying to
prove she was discriminated against
in 1980 and 1981.
In their most important civil
rights decision of the year, the jus
tices expanded the way employees
can use statistical evidence to prove
bias, making it easier for workers to
prove their bosses are guilty of ille
gal discrimination.
Watson’s lawsuit now will return
to a federal trial court.
She and her lawyer talked about
the case Wednesday at Harris Meth-
odist-HEB Hospital, where she has
been treated for kidney trouble.
Watson, who uses a wheelchair be
cause of her illness, said filing the
lawsuit cost her “dear friends” at
work.
“They thought I shouldn’t make
waves, that I should let it be,” Wat
son said of her co-workers. She said
she and her husband were divorced
after he refused to support her suit.
Unable to find work at other Fort
Worth banks — “word got around”
of the suit, she said — Watson took a
job cleaning cabins for American
Airlines. She has been unable to
work since last year, when she began
dialysis for kidney failure.
“It is really an important, land
mark case in the area of civil rights
and discrimination,” Watson’s law
yer, Art Brender said, “because it
says that you don’t have to prove in
tent to discriminate — that discrimi
nation can be based on stereotypical
views that people make without actu
ally proving intent.”
The decision, although involving
a complicated aspect of federal anti
bias law, carries a significant, direct
impact on numerous lawsuits filed
by women and racial minority mem
bers who say they have been treated
unfairly.
After seven years’ at Fort Worth
Bank & Trust, four times in 1980
and 1981 Watson applied for super
visory jobs and was passed over in fa
vor of people with as little as six
months experience, Brender said.
Watson sued in 1981, saying in
part that the bank discriminated
against all blacks in its hiring prac
tices.
The part of the Civil Rights Act of
1964 known as Title VII bars on-
the-job discrimination based on race,
gender and other factors.
In a key 1971 decision, the Su
preme Court ruled that Title VII vi
olations can be proved by using sta
tistics to show that some practice or
policy, although not intended to be
discriminatory, unduly hurts rtii-
norities or women.
The court in 1971 said a compa
ny’s use in hiring of written aptitude
tests and its requiring high school di
plomas, although intended to be ra
cially neutral, was illegal because the
practices “disproportionately ex
cluded blacks from employment.”
The court in that case said the
tests and diploma requirement had
no “demonstrable relationship to
successful performance on the jobs”
for which the tests were used.
In most cases, such “disparate im
pact” is far easier to prove than
showing “disparate treatment” or in
tentional discrimination.
But the 1971 ruling dealt with so-
called objective practices such as ex
aminations and diploma require
ments.
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Stripper shows court
her dance techniques
HOUSTON (AP) — A topless
dancer, charged with public lewd
ness for allegedly rubbing her but
tocks against an undercover officer,
strutted her routine before jurors,
but in clothes.
Jurors began deliberations
Wednesday afternoon after hearing
finals arguments in the trial of Bon
nie Marie Trahan, 25.
If jurors find Trahan guilty of
public lewdness, she faces a maxi
mum punishment of one year in jail
and a $ 10,000 fine.
Trahan, who works under the
stage name “Princess," flung It
shoulder-length brown hair u
twirled her body around to then
sic of Prince as she demonstrat
her techniques Tuesday beforeji
rors in court before Judge Jim i
ley of the Harris County Count
Law.
In her jury demonstration, In
han stripped off a jacket but dam
wearing tight black pants, mfllf has brought h
blouse, one black lace gloveandhij
heels.
Rainbow camp exceeds limit;
Judge orders entrance shut
Trahan said the dance was"jt
al>out the same exact moves,
same style” she usually perform
hut that the club’s lighting andfc
machine creates a different atm:
sphere than a courtroom.
Sheriffs vice officer J.P. Bali
testified that Trahan rubbed I*
buttocks on his genital area Jan
as she performed a personalized
hie dance” at his request inlhet
ecu live Sweet, a dance club.
ZAVALLA (AP) — A federal judge Wednesday
closed the entrance to the main camp of the back-to-na-
ture Rainbow Family after the group exceeded the 300-
person limit allowed inside to construct a camp for
thousands of others.
Federal marshals and U.S. Forest Service officials
said as many as 750 members of the Rainbow Family
were camped at an area known as Mud Flats on Lake
Sam Rayburn in the Angelina National Forest, site of
the loosely-knit group’s 17th annual nationwide reun
ion.
Texas Department of Public Safety officers and For
est Service officials blocked the main road into the
campsite after U.S. District Judge William Wayne Jus
tice issued the order.
Last week Justice ended weeks of litigation by allow
ing the group to meet in the East Texas forest about
125 miles northeast of Houston. His order, however,
placed limits on the number of people in the camping
areas until proper health and sanitary facilities could be
built.
Justice’s order Wednesday decreed the campsite be
closed until either 300 or fewer people were there or
until the site was in compliance with the health stan
dards.
“People are warned before they leave that they can’t
return unless they are coming in with food, water, med
ical supplies or construction material,” Forest Service
spokesman Carl Gidlund said.
Also Wednesday, federal health officials arrived to
begin inspections of the facilities. Approval by the U.S.
Public Health Service will allow up to 5,000 people at
each of six designated campsites.
In addition, U.S. Customs Service officials arrived
Wednesday with drug-sniffing dogs in an effort to curb
what authorities believe will he considerable illegal drug
use at the campgrounds.
Forest Service spokesman Doug Williams said the at
tendance will fall below the 20,00 campers officials have
been preparing to handle.
The Forest Service estimates nearly 13,000 campers
attended the meeting held last year in North Carolina.
Mike Lannan, a supervisor for national forest in
Texas, said the meeting is expected to cost some
$500,000 in federal money for additional staff to han
dle the group.
Trahan’s attorney, E.J. V
Buren, said Baker may have been
fected by up to three alcoholicbew
ages he had consumed in the f
hours before the dance.
Baker said the dancer was wt
ing what appeared to be a
leather G-string with metal si#
that also had straps wrappjj
around her shoulders.
Several arrests have been reported in the past week,
most for being drunk and disorderly or public nudity.
One man was arrested Tuesday and jailed for driving a
car stolen in Louisiana.
The Forest Service, which normally has one law en
forcement officer for the 154,000-acre area, bolstered
its force to 40 officers from as far away as California. In
addition, some two dozen Texas state troopers were pa
trolling the area and that number was expected to
about double by the Fourth of July weekend, when the
Rainbow Family gathering climaxes.
The meeting will end with a mass prayer vigil on the
Fourth of July, where family members say they get
enough energy to last them until the next gathering the
following year.
Trahan said she does not
such a G-string and could notrei
dancing for Baker.
“But if I did, I did not touchhii
While I’m dancing, I never ti
patrons, and I don’t let them to#
me,” she said.
The dancer, however, concedt
she may have unintentiona
touched the officer.
Houston Ballet dancer Grs
Garrett 111 testified on Trahan’s
half, saying that classical perl
mances he has danced were w
erotic than her demonstration,
In critiquing Trahan’s dance.Ci
rett said, “It’s choreographici
shallow, hut physically and lecki
cally, she shows great promise.'’
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