Male Coach at Smith College Gets $1.6 Million in Discrimination Lawsuit

	posted by Scott on Tuesday December 18, @01:17PM from the news dept.
	Anonymous User submitted this Boston Globe story and writes "Although I generally think that sex discrimination law suits are awarded monetary damage that far exceeds the damage done, it is refreshing to see an a man benefit from such vindictive laws. A former Coach at Smith college received $1.6 million in a sex/age discrimination case. Anyone familiar with Smith college can easily understand that he worked in a highly sexist environment."

	Source: The Boston Globe [newspaper] Title: Ex-Smith coach awarded $1.6 million in sex, age discrimination case Author: Unknown [AP story] Date: December 18, 2001

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It is nice to hear that the courts were not sexist (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Tuesday December 18, @05:12PM EST (#1) It appears that the legal system that was set up to attack men and topple capitalism by socialist haters bit back on the hand that spawned it. The Associated press didn't proof this story too well, probably some feminist sympathizer couldn't read it. Check below: "Babyak claimed he was fired in 1997 because the college wanted a man and someone younger for the coaching jobs." -he claimed that they wanted a WOMAN ''The evil that is discrimination doesn't flow just one way,'' Leonard said. ''If it's illegal to hold people back or treat them less well because of their gender, it doesn't matter whether their gender is mail or female.'' - good statement, but since when does the AP have represent men with the use of the word "mail"

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