‘Where Was the Inclusion?’ Pastor Fired for Not Using ‘Preferred Pronouns’ Claims Religious Discrimination

‘Where was the inclusion?’ Pastor fired for not using ‘preferred pronouns’ claims religious discrimination

Source link A Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use “preferred pronouns.” Liberty Counsel filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging the library and East Baton Rouge Parish’s decision to terminate bi-vocational Pastor Luke Ash after he refused to use preferred pronouns, according to a Thursday press release from

Louisiana pastor sues library over pronoun policy firing

(The Center Square) – A former East Baton Rouge Parish Library employee has filed a federal lawsuit alleging the public library system violated his constitutional rights and federal employment law by firing him after he declined, on religious grounds, to use a co-worker’s preferred pronouns. Luke Ash, pastor of Stevendale Baptist Church in Baton Rouge, […] The post Louisiana pastor sues library over pronoun policy firing appeared first on The Ha…

‘Where was the inclusion?’ Pastor fired for not using ‘preferred pronouns’ claims religious discrimination * WorldNetDaily * by Paris Apodaca, Daily Caller News Foundation

'They could have provided him with accommodation. They chose not to. They chose to terminate him instead'

‘Where Was The Inclusion?’: Pastor Fired For Not Using ‘Preferred Pronouns’ Claims Religious Discrimination

A Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use “preferred pronouns.”