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NSA employee sues Trump administration over order on transgender rights and two 'immutable' genders
Sarah O'Neill challenges NSA policies that deny her transgender identity and restrict restroom use, citing violation of federal civil rights and Title VII protections.
- A transgender employee of the National Security Agency is suing the Trump administration over an executive order requiring the federal government to recognize only two 'immutable' sexes: male and female.
- The NSA has cancelled policies recognizing the employee's transgender identity, prohibiting use of correct pronouns and restrooms, allegedly creating a hostile work environment.
- The employee seeks to block enforcement of the order, restore workplace protections, and receive financial damages, citing Supreme Court rulings that gender identity discrimination violates the Civil Rights Act.
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NSA employee sues Trump admin over transgender rights: What does Section VII of the Civil Rights Act say?
Sarah O’Neill, a transgender data scientist at the NSA, challenges a presidential executive order signed by Trump on Inauguration Day that directs the federal government to recognise only two ‘immutable” sexes — male and female’
·New Delhi, India
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NSA employee sues Trump administration over order on transgender rights and two 'immutable' genders
A transgender employee of the National Security Agency is suing the Trump administration and seeking to block enforcement of a presidential executive order and other policies the employee says violate federal civil rights law.
·United States
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NSA employee sues Trump administration over order on transgender rights
A transgender employee of the National Security Agency is suing the Trump administration and seeking to block enforcement of a presidential executive order...
·Pittsburgh, United States
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