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Ted, the white coach of a local high school, has been at the school as a teacher, athletic director, and coach for 25 years. over the years the neighborhood has changed from predominantly white to predominantly black. when a new principal is appointed, he and ted do not get along well at all. ted alleges that the principal took away a good deal of his authority and publicly castigated him for the football team’s performance. ted waits too long to sue under title vil for race discrimination but hears about section 1981. he wants to sues for race discrimination under section 1981 but thinks he cannot do so because he is white. is ted correct? explain. [jett v. dallas independent school district, 491 u. s. 701 (1989).]

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