There are a few outstanding questions that will test this. Can someone discriminate against an asexual or bisexual person? If so, then this logic doesn't prot

There are a few outstanding questions that will test this. Can someone discriminate against an asexual or bisexual person? If so, then this logic doesn't protect LGBT but only LGT, which is something of an important distinction in social circles. If not, then it seems that they aren't being honest about their justification. Granted, I haven't read the full opinion and only a summary, so these corner cases may be handled.