The main reason why few file discrimination claims under The Reconstruction Civil Rights Acts is:

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Sections 1981 and 1983 are the laws most frequently used in the employment setting if a claim is not brought using Title VII. Since Title VII is part of a comprehensive statutory scheme to prohibit race and other discrimination, it is the preferred method of enforcing employment discrimination claims. Employees bringing claims under Title VII go to the EEOC to file their claim and do not have to pay. Employees bringing claims under the post-Civil War statutes are on their own and mu st go to an attorney and must pay. On the other hand, the statute of limitations for the post-Civil War statutes is longer than under Title VII. In addition, the damages under section 1981 are unlimited, unlike those under Title VII that have caps.

The Main Reason Why Few File Discrimination Claims Under the Reconstruction