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April 03, 2014
Gay Worker's Title VII Sex-Stereotyping Claim Survives
A Washington federal judge on Monday refused to dismiss a former Library of Congress staffer's claim that he suffered discrimination outlawed by Title VII because he is a homosexual male whose sexual orientation was inconsistent with his former boss' perception of acceptable gender roles.
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August 06, 2012
Library of Congress Faces Bias Suit From Fired Gay Worker
A gay man brought a discrimination suit against the Library of Congress on Friday, alleging he was fired from his job after being subjected to harassment and hostile behavior by his supervisor on account of his sexual orientation and religious beliefs.