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I specifically used the words "protected class" in my statement, which covers: race, sex, pregnancy, religion, national origin, disability, age, military servic
by daenz 9y ago
I specifically used the words "protected class" in my statement, which covers: race, sex, pregnancy, religion, national origin, disability, age, military service, bankruptcy, genetic information, citizenship status, gender identity, sexual orientation.
Leveling thinly-veiled accusations of sexism ('it looks like you are telling us that "women" do this while "men" don't') is the reason why these topics don't advance from discussion.
- dcole2929 9y agoBecause sex doesn't just mean female. Males are an equally protected class in terms of gender based discrimination laws. So you pointing out that you specified "protected class" doesn't really mean much, since it equally applies.
- daenz 9y ago>So you pointing out that you specified "protected class" doesn't really mean much It means that I was intentionally being inclusive of everyone, and so these accusations are really trying to reach for something that isn't there.