In a Title VII civil action,even if a plaintiff proves disparate treatment against the plaintiff's class,a defendant can win by showing that all or substantially all members of the plaintiff's class cannot perform the duties of the job.

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In a Title VII civil action, even if a plaintiff proves disparate treatment against the plaintiff's class, a defendant can win by showing that all or substantially all members of the plaintiff's class cannot perform the duties of the job. This defense is the bona fide occupational qualification defense.

In a Title VII Civil Action,even If a Plaintiff Proves