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Old 07-28-2017, 06:09 AM
 
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The last major iteration was actually torpedoed because it didn't go far enough for trans while it protected on grounds of sexuality (let's remember folks, "trans" is not a sexuality issue, but a gender-identity and expression issue). I think that was a terrible mistake. Much easier to add on once people realize the world hasn't ended by not discriminating against someone for things they can't help ... than have nothing at all.
Nevertheless, Congress has ALWAYS declined to add LGBT Status to the Protected Classes under the Federal Civil Rights Act, regardless of which political party held majorities.

Note to LGBT: Democrats don't have your back. Think about that...
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