Disparate Treatment

The video tutorial explains disparate treatment, a form of intentional discrimination against individuals based on protected classes. It covers the legal implications, including how discrimination need not be the sole factor but a substantial one to be actionable. The concept of bona fide occupational qualifications is discussed, particularly in gender discrimination cases. The video also explores discriminatory employment conditions, such as racial insults and workforce segregation, and provides historical examples of disparate treatment in manufacturing and housing contexts.

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