New York City to pay over $2 million settlement for discrimination against white educators

White teachers win $2.1 MILLION in discrimination suit against NYC education department

The plaintiffs claimed in the lawsuit that they had been demoted under former Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza and were replaced by people of color who they claimed were unqualified to take on their roles.

NYC to Pay $2.1m in Race Discrimination Settlement With Three Educators - American Renaissance

They were victims of a crusade against "toxic whiteness."

New York Settles Suit With White Female Educators for $2.1 Million

New York City will pay more than $2 million in settlement with three white women who sued the city’s education department for allegedly demoting them in favor of “less-qualified people of color.” The three senior education officials—Lois Herrera, Jaye Murray, and Laura Feijoo, will each receive $700,000, reported the New York Post. The city admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement. It launched a motion to dismiss the allegations in November 2022…

New York City to pay over $2 million settlement for discrimination against white educators

The city of New York will pay a settlement of over $2 million to three white female Department of Education employees over their charges of being replaced by “less-qualified people of color.” Lois Herrera, Jaye Murray and Laura Feijoo each will receive $700,000, the New York Post reports. The three have waited five years for a resolution to their complaints, which included former Chancellor… Source

NYC Reaches $2.1 Million Settlement in "Toxic Whiteness" Discrimination Case After Replacing 3 White Women With Less Qualified People of Color

Three white women will receive a total of $2.1 million in a lawsuit against New York City after they were demoted from their positions as Department of Education executives — for being White!

NYC to pay $2.1M in race discrimination settlement with three educators: ‘Toxic whiteness’

The city will pay $2.1 million to three white Department of Education executives demoted and replaced by less-qualified people of color, they charged.