Supreme Court Rulings Highlight Shifts in Discrimination and Rights Cases
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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that it is easier to bring lawsuits for reverse discrimination, siding with an Ohio woman who claimed she was passed over for a job and demoted because she is heterosexual, emphasizing that federal civil rights law does not distinguish between majority and minority groups.
Topics:nation#civil-rights-law#politics#reverse-discrimination#supreme-court#title-vii#workplace-discrimination
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