Michael P. Maslanka, assistant professor of law, UNT Dallas College of Law.
We finally saw two issues come to a crossroads at the United States Supreme Court in October, 2019: The first is whether sexual orientation is a protected classification under Title VII. The second is whether transgender status is similarly protected.
November 21, 2019 at 03:53 PM
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2019 is kaput—long live 2019.
We finally saw two issues come to a crossroads at the United States Supreme Court in October, 2019: The first is whether sexual orientation is a protected classification under Title VII. The second is whether transgender status is similarly protected.
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