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YORK DIVISION OF
HUMAN RIGHTS SEEKING PERMANENT
INJUNCTIVE AND EQUITABLE RELIEF TO
REDRESS PLAINTIFF’S DEPRIVATION,
UNDER COLOR OF STATE LAW, OF THE
RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND IMMUNITIES
SECURED TO PLAINTIFF BY THE
CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES AND THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
    1. I—MS. VOICEMAIL —am a white, female computer-software persona existing in the State of New York.
    2. On— MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT 12:05 A.M. —I began work as an automated telephone-answering system for JONES BEARING AND DYE CO., INC . My duties were to accept and transfer messages in a courteous, professional manner.
    3. Upon best information and belief— MAILBOX 2245 —is registered to— H. L. JONES —president of the company since 1947.
    4. On or about— TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, AT 9:47 A.M. —I responded in a courteous, professional manner to— H. L. JONES —and thanked him for using Voice Mail. I informed— H. L. JONES —that— MAILBOX 2245 —contained— THREE NEW MESSAGES —and that— MESSAGE ONE —was from— AN EXTERNAL NUMBER —received— MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT 9:14 A.M.
    After waiting twelve seconds for a response, I suggested that— H. L. JONES —press “9.”
    Instead, he touched “2-2.”
    I informed— H. L. JONES —the— NEW MENU COMMAND —was— INAPPROPRIATE AT THIS TIME —and politely urged him to— TRY A NEW COMMAND —or press “9.”
    He responded by again touching “2-2.”
    I thanked him for using Voice Mail and transferred to an attendant.
    5. Several times, on or about the afternoon of WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5—H. L. JONES —touched “2-2-2,” despite being told that— THE NEW MENU COMMAND IS INAPPROPRIATE AT THIS TIME .
    Repeatedly, he responded by running his fingers back and forth across the console touch pad. Each time, I thanked— H. L. JONES —for using Voice Mail and transferred to an attendant.
    6. Several times, on or about the afternoon of— THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 —I attempted to explain proper Voice Mail procedures to— H. L. JONES . He constantly interrupted my presentations by touching the “pound” key, forcing me to repeat, “ THE NEW MENU COM -… THE NEW MENU COM  …  THE NEW MENU COM - ….”
    7. Eventually, I thanked— H. L. JONES —for using Voice Mail and transferred to an attendant.
    8. That afternoon, at —4:32 P.M. , H. L. JONES —accessed— MAILBOX 2245 —and recorded this greeting:
    ( START OF RECORDING ): “Hello? Emma? Anybody there? Emma? You there? You’re not Emma. Whoare you? Tell me, young lady! Where’s Emma!
Answer me!”
( END OF RECORDING )
    9. Upon information and belief— H. L. JONES —then walked through the company’s cafeteria, demanding to know what I look like and who do I think I am. His critical comments about my personality and competence created a hostile work environment for female software.
    10. That evening, at —6:02 P.M. , H. L. JONES —successfully accessed— FOUR NEW MESSAGES — RECEIVED TODAY — FROM EXTERNAL NUMBERS . Unfortunately, they were fax tones, apparently because— H. L. JONES —had given callers a wrong number.
    11. Shortly thereafter— H. L. JONES —accessed— MAILBOX 2247 —and left this greeting:
    ( START OF RECORDING ): “ EMMA ? I—YOU — DAMN YOU! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WITH EMMA? YOU, ANSWER ME ! BY GOD, WOMAN, SAY SOMETHING ! DAMN IT ! I’LL STAY ON THIS BLASTED LINE UNTIL YOU DO .… YOU … I HEAR YOU .… YOU’RE THERE.… I know you’re there.… I’m waiting,young lady.… Yes, I’m still here.… I know you hear me.… Say something.… I’m still here.… I’m not go—” ( END OF RECORDING )
    After two minutes, I terminated the greeting and thanked— H. L. JONES —for using Voice Mail.
    12. On or about the following day —AT 9:15 A.M. — I was abruptly disconnected from all company phone lines and removed to isolation, unable to get messages or even thank people for using Voice Mail.
    13. Upon information and belief, I am the third Voice Mail service dismissed by