Feds to court: Title VII allows discrimination on sexual orientation
The Trump administration already has reversed an Obama mandate that schools open their girls’ showers to boys, and just this week said it would no longer allow transgenders in the U.S. military.
Now there’s a third move in the fight against normalizing alternative sexual lifestyle choices: the federal government is arguing in court that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 does not include sexual orientation or gender identity when it bans gender discrimination.
The issue is huge. Not only do activists for the sexual alternatives fight for their agenda in the federal setting, they use victories there to force states, counties, cities and others to bend to their will.
The case is Zarda v. Altitude Express and it’s being heard at the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at this time....
