A federal suit alleges Wal-Mart Stores Inc. discriminates against blacks, a contention the world's largest retailer denies. The suit, filed Wednesday in Little Rock, Ark., alleges that Wal-Mart rejects and discourages black applicants for truck-driving jobs at the chain's distribution centers in 12 Southern states. The suit, for which class action status is being sought, comes on the heels of a Wal-Mart sex discrimination class action involving up to 1.6 million women.
September 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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