What legal measures are in place to protect against discrimination based on sexual orientation, so that everyone can be treated equally and with respect?
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In the United States, there are multiple federal laws in place to protect individuals from discrimination based on their sexual orientation. The Equal Opportunity Commission interprets Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity and expression, along with other characteristics such as race, sex, national origin, age and disability. Additionally, Title IX provides protection against discriminatory practices based on sex in education programs that receive federal funds. Furthermore, numerous states have enacted laws that further protect residents from discriminatory practices.
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What legal measures are in place to protect against discrimination based on sexual orientation, so that everyone can be treated equally and with respect?
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In the United States, laws are in place to protect individuals from discrimination based on sexual orientation. The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission (EEOC) and most states have prohibited discrimination on the basis of sexuality since 1976, when the Supreme Court ruled in the case of Dothard v. Rawls. Since then, measures such as The Lilly Act and amendments to the Civil Rights Act have further clarified existing legislation providing protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation so that everyone can be treated equally and with respect.
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What legal measures are in place to protect against discrimination based on sexual orientation, so that everyone can be treated equally and with respect?