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DOJ wants EEOC to change position on LGBTQ discrimination
DOJ wants EEOC to change position on LGBTQ discrimination
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The Department of Justice reportedly has asked the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to join a Supreme Court brief in which Justice is arguing that the 1964 Civil Rights Act doesn't apply to LGBTQ protections. The EEOC does not hold this stance, as it currently follows Obama-era guidance.
Bloomberg Law (free content) (8/13),  Business Insider (8/14) 
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