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California's Civil Rights Mafia
California's Civil Rights Mafia
Authored by Christopher F. Rufo and Kenneth Schrupp via City Journal,
In 2018, two women filed a class-action suit against Riot Games, the video-game colossus responsible for League of Legends, Valorant, and other popular titles. They claimed that the company had denied them and other female employees "equal pay," favored men for promotions, and created a "hostile work environment." The women wanted Riot Games to pay out and to "cause social change."
One year later, the parties agreed to a $10 million settlement. It was a massive sum,...
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