Reverse discrimination is often charged when a more senior or qualified person is denied a promotion because preference was given to a protected-group individual who may be less qualified or more junior.

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Reverse discrimination refers to discrimination against a non-protected group, in favor of a protected group, and can be claimed when a more qualified individual from the non-protected group is passed over for promotional opportunities.

Reverse Discrimination Is Often Charged When a More Senior or Qualified