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For True Equality, Reject Misguided Notions of 'Equity' | Opinion C. Boyden Gray and Jonathan Berry , Boyden Gray & Associates On 5/4/21 at 7:00 AM EDT The idea that equal outcomes—or "equity"—should be achieved at the expense of equal opportunity has come to be the dominant view of the American intelligentsia, especially with regard to race. Vice President Kamala Harris, for example, released a video not long ago arguing "that there's a big difference between equality and equity." Equality of opportunity is unfair; what's now needed is "equity," which "means that we al...

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Litigation and public policy boutique Boyden Gray & Associates PLLC on Wednesday published a letter to Coca-Cola's new general counsel, on behalf of the Project on Fair Representation, warning that the beverage giant's outside counsel "racial quota requirements" enacted earlier this year under its former top lawyer are "unlawful."

Share this article Share this article ARLINGTON, Va., April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Project on Fair Representation sent a letter to Monica Howard Douglas, Coca-Cola's new General Counsel, urging the company to rescind the recently announced policy that requires all outside law firms hired by the company to meet racial quotas in staffing Coca-Cola matters. The law firm of Boyden Gray & Associates, a Washington D.C.-based litigation and public policy boutique, authored the letter. The letter is attached. The current Coca-Cola company policy states that if a law firm fails to comply ...

Coca-Cola Under Fire for Legally Questionable Racial Quota System (Photo by John Li/Getty Images) Alex Nester • April 28, 2021 4:30 pm SHARE An anti-discrimination group is challenging Coca-Cola’s attempt to impose racial quotas on outside counsel. Writing on behalf of the Project on Fair Representation, D.C. attorney Boyden Gray accused Coca-Cola of violating the Civil Rights Act with a new rule, which would punish contracted law firms unless a certain percentage of their billed associates are "diverse attorneys." In the letter, a copy of which was obtained by the Washington Free ...