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EEOC Sues Ohio Health System Over Alleged Antisemitic Treatment of Jewish Surgeon (opens the original)
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The EEOC alleges Mercy Health sidelined, then fired, a Jewish surgeon after antisemitic remarks “flooded” his workplace following the Hamas attack. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued Mercy Health, an Ohio health care system, alleging it subjected a high-performing Jewish orthopedic surgeon to unfavorable treatment and fired him because of his race and religion, shortly after the October 7 Hamas attack. According to the lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern D
EEOC Sues Texas Ice Cream Maker Over Firing of Jewish Man Who Wouldn't Shave His Beard (opens the original)
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Blue Bell’s own lawyers allegedly said the company was required to accommodate his beard with a special mask—it arrived ten days after he was fired. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Blue Bell Creameries after it fired a Jewish body-shop technician who refused to shave his beard for religious reasons. According to the lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, the Texas-based ice cream company terminated Gary Blackshear in March 2025, less t
Multi-Faith Groups Back Orthodox Jewish Man's Fight to Host Prayers at Home (opens the original)
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A diverse coalition of religious advocacy groups has asked the Supreme Court to side with Daniel Grand. What do a group of Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Quakers, Sikhs, Bahá’ís, Mormons, and Hare Krishnas all have in common? The answer lies on the Supreme Court’s docket, where they’re lined up to support Daniel Grand, an Orthodox Jewish man ordered to get a permit to hold a prayer group in his house. The multi-faith coalition is part of a wave of amicus (friend-of-the-court) briefs filed recently
Moms for Liberty Asks Court to Block New Jersey School District's Gender Secrecy Policy (opens the original)
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New lawsuit says Chathams school district is doubling down on its gender secrecy policy “in open defiance of the law of the land.” Moms for Liberty is suing a New Jersey school district over its gender secrecy policy allowing school staff to “socially transition” students—referring to them with a new name and pronouns—without their parents’ knowledge or consent. In New Jersey’s Chathams school district, when a student asks to “become” a different gender, Policy 5145.7 gives the school counselor
Federal Court Revives Parents' First Amendment Challenge to Michigan School's Transgender Policy (opens the original)
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Last year, the court dismissed the parents’ free exercise claim—a decision it now says was likely in error, in light of the Supreme Court’s recent guidance in Mirabelli v. Bonta. There was more fallout last week from Mirabelli v. Bonta—the Supreme Court’s landmark decision restoring the rights of a group of California parents to be told if their child expresses a new “gender identity” in school. Now, in light of Mirabelli, a federal district court has revived a First Amendment claim in a similar
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