Entry #398: LGBT discrimination in Arkansas

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RegionArkansas
IssueLGBT discrimination
StatusNo protections
Start DateJun 15, 2020
End Date(none)
DescriptionLGBTQ Discrimination rights for employment are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not. Arkansas has no known protections.
Sourceshttps://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/arkansas-court-rules-city-can-t-enforce-lgbtq-protections-n965646
https://nicic.gov/weblink/supreme-court-1964-civil-rights-act-protects-lgbt-employees-workplace-discrimination-2020#:~:text=The%20U.S.%20Supreme%20Court%20on,employment%20protections%20cover%20LGBT%20employees.


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edited by johnteg. only employ

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DescriptionLGBTQ Discrimination rights are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not. Arkansas has no known protections.LGBTQ Discrimination rights for employment are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not. Arkansas has no known protections.
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LGBTQ Discrimination rights are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not. Arkansas has no known protections. for employment are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not. Arkansas has no known protections.

edited by qcksws. added more to description

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DescriptionLGBTQ Discrimination rights are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not.LGBTQ Discrimination rights are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not. Arkansas has no known protections.
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LGBTQ Discrimination rights are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not. Arkansas has no known protections.

edited by qcksws. fixed date, added sources

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Start DateJan 1, 2013Jun 15, 2020
DescriptionAt this time there is no discrimination protection at the State levelLGBTQ Discrimination rights are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not.
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At this time there is no discrimination protection at the State level LGBTQ Discrimination rights are protected federally under Supreme court rulling in 2020, however states still are obligated to their own laws. Meaning states can still pass protection laws or not.
Sourceshttps://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/arkansas-court-rules-city-can-t-enforce-lgbtq-protections-n965646
https://nicic.gov/weblink/supreme-court-1964-civil-rights-act-protects-lgbt-employees-workplace-discrimination-2020#:~:text=The%20U.S.%20Supreme%20Court%20on,employment%20protections%20cover%20LGBT%20employees.

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StatusNo protections
Start DateJan 1, 2013
End Date(none)
DescriptionAt this time there is no discrimination protection at the State level
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Reports (1)
  • Status is not correct "There is no city in Arkansas that follows this ordinance. "