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> In law, for private parties, that is expressly the case. Absent protected classes people could, and with them they still can outside of them, differentiate tr
by inetknght 5y ago
> In law, for private parties, that is expressly the case. Absent protected classes people could, and with them they still can outside of them, differentiate treatment on any basis they choose.
Good luck suing a potential employer because you were discriminated against outside of some protected class.