[Dominic Harr]

It is his position in the university and his job as the student's professor that gives the letter of recommendation credence. You can't separate the letter from his job. This guy would be toast in court.

Unless something changed recently, I believe you're just clearly, obviously wrong on this.

I can openly state I only write personal letters of reccomendation for white women.

It is *personal* cuz he isn't doing it as an agent of the University.

He almost certainly win in court, after spending his time and money, and dealing with the frustration.

Altho you *never* know about courts . . . it is possible you'd find some sympathetic jury that would ignore the law, as happens on occasion!

[Always Right]

Unless something changed recently, I believe you're just clearly, obviously wrong on this.

No sane man would test it. I can't imagine a court finding in his favor. But he would most definitely go broke trying.

[jwalsh07]

He almost certainly win in court, after spending his time and money, and dealing with the frustration.

Given that his declaration was discriminating against religion he would lose in court since he was a state paid employee announcing on a state paid for web site his intentions to discriminate based on religion.

Give it a shot.