http://www.canadianlawyermag.com/legalfeeds/tag/discrimination.html

“Lorna June McCue, who is of aboriginal race and ancestry, was turned down for tenure in June 2011 after 13 years at UBC’s Faculty of Law, before the university declined to reappoint her for the 2012/13 academic year. She alleges the decision was discriminatory on the basis of race, colour, ancestry, place of origin, marital status, family status, and sex.”

My only question to her would be: So you graduated from a schoo of lawl. Now did any of your professors either put forth any of the marlkey or accept from you any of this foolishness in your quest for a law degree. No? So you do understand the concept of law school. Case dismissed.

But since it’s Canada so she’ll probably win something she doesn’t deserve. UBC’s mistake was in not giveing her the boot years earlier.

They’ve only agreed to hear her case. I suspect, though, that “the process is the punishment,” and the university will either give her tenure, or make some other sort of settlement.