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YOUNG v. UPS

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                  No. 12-1226

                    IN THE

 &upreme (Court of tje      initeb  &tate.



                 PEGGY YOUNG,

                                 Petitioner,

                      V.

           UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, INC.,

                                 Respondent.


           On Writ of Certiorari to the
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit


   BRIEF OF AMICUS CURIAE BLACK WOMEN'S
   HEALTH IMPERATIVE, JOINED BY OTHER
   BLACK WOMEN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS,
         IN SUPPORT OF PETITIONER


                         Jonathan M. Cohen
                            Counsel of Record
                         Kami E. Quinn
                         Jenna A. Hudson
                         Kristin6 Hansen
                         James Liddell
                         GILBERT LLP
                         1100 New York Ave., N.W.
                         Suite 700
                         Washington, DC 20005
                         (202) 772-2259
                         cohenj@gotofirm.com

                         Counsel for Black Women's Health
                           Imperative

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