Joshua Erlich@joshuaerlich.bsky.social |
this is full on nonsense. nothing in Bostock depended on a "but for" standard. it was a textual ruling on the meaning of "sex." this is fully made up bullshit.
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Joshua Erlich@joshuaerlich.bsky.social |
this is full on nonsense. nothing in Bostock depended on a "but for" standard. it was a textual ruling on the meaning of "sex." this is fully made up bullshit.
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Indiscreet Function
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Also... Title VII does not have a but-for standard (doesn't matter, as you say, but)
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Kaitlin Has Had Enough
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—whispers into the ether— Affirm the ERA…
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Ni en pedo
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District of North Texas is overworked trying to run the country by judicial fiat, we're throwing a case Mississippi's way.
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Joshua Erlich
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there's no part of Bostock that indicates that the outcomes would have been different under a motivating factor standard. the case ruled that the plaintiffs suffered discrimination on the basis of sex and clarified the meaning of "sex" in a discrimination context.
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