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ACLU moves to take up gender identity lawsuit that EEOC is abandoning following Trump's order

The ACLU filed a motion to intervene on behalf of Zaviski and Nurme-Robinson, two employees fired by Culvers allegedly for supporting their transgender coworker Lucas.
The EEOC sought to dismiss the discrimination lawsuit against Culvers following Trump's executive order to only recognize male and female sexes.
Lucas had already filed to pursue his own lawsuit, fearing the EEOC would no longer advocate for him after Trump's election.

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Truthout

Trans Travelers’ Passports Are in Limbo as Lawsuits Against Trump’s Order Play Out

Recent passport applicants have received forcibly changed gender markers and damaged passport application materials.

1 day ago·Sacramento, United States

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The Seattle Times

ACLU moves to take up gender identity lawsuit following Trump’s order

The lawsuit against a Culver’s restaurant is one of seven cases involving gender identity discrimination the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed to dismiss.

3 days ago·Seattle, United States

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ACLU moves to take up gender identity lawsuit that EEOC is abandoning following Trump's order

NEW YORK (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union is seeking to represent two restaurant workers in a gender identity discrimination lawsuit after a U.S. agency that enforces civil rights laws filed to drop the case in response to President Donald Trump’s recent executive order targeting transgender people. The lawsuit against a Culver’s restaurant in Clarkston, Michigan, is one of seven cases involving gender identity discrimination the Equal …

3 days ago·United States

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