This blog has the relevant excerpt from the testimony by William Eskridge, Jr. (Yale); it also contains a link to the full testimony (the relevant portion is on pp. 85 ff.). It does read a bit as "settling a score," but knowing nothing of the underlying merits, it may well be a score that deserves to be settled. I wonder whether the University of Virginia Law School will issue a formal response.
Yale’s Eskridge Tells Congress He Was Denied Tenure at Virginia Because of Sexual Orientation Discrimination
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Spit, “faggot,” and a tenure denial
Yale law professor Bill Eskridge testifies before Congress on the pending Employment and Non-Discrimination Act of 2009, which would “bar sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination in the workplace by states as well as by private employers,”…
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