Ariel Durham
- In this court case, the Supreme Court ruled against the women in the Walmart case. The court disagreed that this was not a class action because it lacked commonality, which, in simpler terms, meant that the women’s experiences of discrimination were not uniform enough to be treated as one. Even though the women showed proof of sexist comments, lesser pay, and limited to no promotions, it was deemed enough, and that’s how the case was dismissed. Justice Ginsburg dissented and said the women did show clear evidence of bias but the other justices did not agree.
