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A gay former detention officer's suit claims workplace discrimination because of his sexual orientation violates federal civil rights laws, an issue pending before the U.S. Supreme Court.
January 03, 2020 at 02:34 PM
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A former detention officer is suing the Fulton County sheriff and three supervisors, claiming he was discriminated against because he is gay and then fired on allegedly false pretexts after he complained.
Former jail detention officer Demarcus Harris’ lawsuit contending that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is barred by federal civil rights laws comes as the U.S. Supreme Court contemplates a similar case out of Georgia: Bostock v. Clayton County.
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