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Appeals court distinguishes religion from ethnicity in franchise case

via Christian Post·12h ago

A Fifth Circuit panel upheld dismissal of a Jewish applicant’s lawsuit against Christian Brothers Automotive, The Christian Post reports on last week’s decision. The judges found evidence of a religious requirement, rather than ethnic discrimination, under the §1981 claim. The decision addresses that statute and record, rather than every law that could govern similar conduct.

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