Plaintiffs filing cases of illegal discrimination against their employers have the burden of proof, which requires that they must be a protected class member and must prove that _______________.

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In order to prove a case of illegal discrimination, the plaintiff must show evidence of either disparate impact (policies or practices that have a disproportionate adverse impact on a protected class) or disparate treatment (intentional discrimination against a protected class). proving one of these is the burden of proof for the plaintiff. The other answer choices may be relevant in certain cases, but they do not represent the burden of proof for the plaintiff.

Plaintiffs Filing Cases of Illegal Discrimination Against Their Employers Have