COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (MyFOX ATLANTA) - Christopher Jones claimed he was a victim of reverse discrimination, after the City of College Park fired him. Jones said he sued to get his good name back.


A jury found the city of College Park and two councilmen guilty of racial discrimination.
FOX 5's Senior I-Team reporter says the verdict could become costly for the College Park taxpayers.

A federal jury awarded nearly $160,000 in damages, plus legal fees to Jones.

It cost College Park more than $750,000 to defend the case. In the end, a jury said the city and two councilmen were guilty of racial discrimination.  It seems that there was an agenda to have an all black council...

(UPH)  Now I understand what discrimination is but, why does it have to preceded by "reverse."  As if it can only be done to blacks...  I know a lot of people who would love to return the favor of discrimination but, two wrongs don't make it right.  Kicking rocks down the street is just as beneficial as unleashing payback.

Rumor also has it that he may have been fired because of his sexual orientation.  I don't support the lifestyle but, firing for either reason is just WRONG.  "Discrimination is discrimination."