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Sixteen women allege discrimination at FBI training academy in lawsuit
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The women, seven of whom still work at the FBI, detail incidents where they say they were punished for behavior their male counterparts got away with. They also describe what they say is a male-biased review process, and even overt sexual harassment. The FBI says it can’t comment on litigation but that they are “committed to fostering a work environment where all of our employees are valued and respected.”May 30, 2019
