Washington v. Davis: Defining Intent in Employment Discrimination Law

Explore how Washington v. Davis (1976) reshaped constitutional law by requiring proof of intentional discrimination—not just disparate impact—for Equal Protection claims, and discover its lasting effects on civil rights litigation.

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