▲ 2 ▼ Justices weigh church autonomy in transgender librarian bias case (minnlawyer.com) submitted 2 months ago by TRAHR to c/minnesota@lemmy.world comment fedilink hide all child comments In Brief: Minnesota Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving a transgender librarian‘s nonrenewal at a Catholic school. Reyzl MoChridhe alleges sex and gender-identity discrimination under the Minnesota Human Rights Act. Lower courts ruled that church autonomy and religious-freedom protections barred the claims. The high court must decide whether religious employers can invoke ecclesiastical abstention in disputes involving employees in secular roles.
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