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Re: Black women's book club settles lawsuit with California wine train company
Author: Ghetto Railfan
Date: 04-19-2016 - 20:15
TY&Escape Wrote:
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> clipper841 Wrote:
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> > sounds like they struck out
>
> I agree!
>
> At most, $100 (in wine train credit) for each of
> the "Sistahs" and a promise of training for the
> onboard service crew. A far cry from "$11 million"
> !
>
> "Members of the Sistahs on the Reading Edge Book
> Club came to an "amicable settlement" with the
> Napa Valley Wine Train company on Thursday, six
> months after filing a lawsuit in U.S. District
> Court in Northern California, their attorney
> Waukeen McCoy said.
>
> "We hope that other businesses learn from this
> case and implement diversity and sensitivity
> training for employees," McCoy said in an email to
> Reuters.
>
> McCoy did not disclose the terms of the
> settlement."
Soon as the train starts serving soul food I'll be riding.
They got any black wine makers in Napa Valley?
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> clipper841 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > sounds like they struck out
>
> I agree!
>
> At most, $100 (in wine train credit) for each of
> the "Sistahs" and a promise of training for the
> onboard service crew. A far cry from "$11 million"
> !
>
> "Members of the Sistahs on the Reading Edge Book
> Club came to an "amicable settlement" with the
> Napa Valley Wine Train company on Thursday, six
> months after filing a lawsuit in U.S. District
> Court in Northern California, their attorney
> Waukeen McCoy said.
>
> "We hope that other businesses learn from this
> case and implement diversity and sensitivity
> training for employees," McCoy said in an email to
> Reuters.
>
> McCoy did not disclose the terms of the
> settlement."
Soon as the train starts serving soul food I'll be riding.
They got any black wine makers in Napa Valley?
