I don't know why the wording bugs me so much. > He sued USPS for religious discrimination when he got in trouble for refusing to work Sunday shifts. He sued U

I don't know why the wording bugs me so much. > He sued USPS for religious discrimination when he got in trouble for refusing to work Sunday shifts. He sued USPS for FAILING to discriminate. On the surface of it, USPS treated him like any other employee. I'd accept that it was discrimination if he was targeted - i.e. given disproportionately more Sundays than other employees, or if there was some email trail to the effect of "Let's get rid of all these Christians".