Entry #12068: LGBT employment discrimination in Tennessee

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RegionTennessee
IssueLGBT employment discrimination
StatusSexual orientation and gender identity
Start DateJun 15, 2020
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DescriptionProtected federally under a Supreme Court ruling.
Sourceshttps://www.huffpost.com/entry/supreme-court-daca-lgbt-decisions-poll_n_5ef5322cc5b612083c4b048b

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edited by Notdog1996. It's still active

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End DateJul 15, 2022(none)

edited by Unknownmiles. Tennessee overrode this ruling.

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End Date(none)Jul 15, 2022

edited by Notdog1996. Forgot to update the status itself

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ValueNo protectionsSexual orientation and gender identity

edited by Notdog1996. Not canceled by state law, as federal law overrules it.

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DescriptionProtected federally under a Supreme Court ruling, but cancelled by the Interstate Highway Act which blocks protections under religious freedoms.Protected federally under a Supreme Court ruling.
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Protected federally under a Supreme Court ruling, but cancelled by the Interstate Highway Act which blocks protections under religious freedoms. ruling.

edited by tut. info correction

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ValueSexual orientation and gender identityNo protections
DescriptionProtected federally under a Supreme Court ruling.Protected federally under a Supreme Court ruling, but cancelled by the Interstate Highway Act which blocks protections under religious freedoms.
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Protected federally under a Supreme Court ruling. ruling, but cancelled by the Interstate Highway Act which blocks protections under religious freedoms.
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  • Other "No info about the Interstate Highway Act in the linked article."
  • Status is not correct "Not cancelled by interstate highways act?"
  • Status is not correct "IHA has nothing to do with it; regardless, SCOTUS ruling supersedes state laws. Status needed: sexual orientation and gender identity, date consistent with Bostock ruling"
  • Status is not correct "Employment discrimination protection for orientation and identity is in every US state"
  • Status is not correct "not how the law itself works. It blocks additional protections on county level. Federal protections still apply"

created by Notdog1996

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StatusSexual orientation and gender identity
Start DateJun 15, 2020
End Date(none)
DescriptionProtected federally under a Supreme Court ruling.
Sourceshttps://www.huffpost.com/entry/supreme-court-daca-lgbt-decisions-poll_n_5ef5322cc5b612083c4b048b