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Here, too, men and women are exposed to the same exact terms and conditions, so this would not be discrimination based on sex.The employment action here is not concerned with male or female, but with cisgender or transgender. The Patriot Post is protected speech, as enumerated in the First Amendment and enforced by the Second Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America, in accordance with the endowed and unalienable Rights of All Mankind.Copyright © 2020 Publius Press and The Patriot Post. It is telling that Gorsuch is evasive about which of these outcomes is required by his theory.It is also noteworthy that Gorsuch uses the phrase “gender identity” once, and not in his own voice. He is the author of Truth Overruled: The Future of Marriage and Religious F

The Supreme Court unanimously held in Oncale v. Sundowner Offshore Services, Inc. that Title VII requires “neither asexuality nor androgyny.”What it requires is equality and neutrality.

But who knows how Gorsuch would now evaluate such a claim.An approach that looks for sex-based double standards is not only the best reading of the statute, it also fits Supreme Court precedent involving Title VII, as I explain in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. The abortion rate keeps dropping. So did 45 states and the federal government.
Now it’s true that “changing the em­ployee’s sex would have yielded a different choice by the em­ployer” and that his sex was a “but-for” cause of the decision to fire him.But the negative treatment the employee faced was not sex discrimination provided the employer imposed no double standard for men and women, such as a bathroom policy that imposed the same burden on men and women: Each is prevented from entering the opposite sex’s private space.The Supreme Court has embraced a theory of sex discrimination that prevents employers — and schools — from keeping males out of female-only spaces.

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Ryan T. Anderson, Ph.D., is the William E. Simon senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, where he researches and writes about marriage, bioethics, religious liberty and political philosophy. But Gorsuch’s theory of sex discrimination would rule out (as discriminatory) any policies that advert to sex, rather than only those sex-related policies that result in “disparate treatment of men and women,” where individuals of one sex suffer under “disadvantageous terms” that individuals of the other does not.Gorsuch’s theory — "if changing the em­ployee’s sex would have yielded a different choice by the em­ployer" — entails asexuality and androgyny.Gorsuch has embraced a simplistic theory of discrimination. Ryan T. Anderson researches and writes about marriage and religious liberty as the William E. Simon Fellow in Religion and a Free Society at The Heritage Foundation. He also focuses on justice and moral principles in economic thought, health care and education, and has expertise in … The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder No.

No doubt, “changing the employee’s sex would have yielded a different choice by the em­ployer” and her sex was a “but-for” cause of the decision.Yet her termination was not sex discrimination provided it held males and females to the same standard: A male lifeguard who exposed private parts would have similarly been fired.That male and female bodies differ — and thus require different swimsuits to prevent exposure — doesn’t amount to discrimination unless one embraces a simplistic theory. He notes that many people:But the simple test Gorsuch applied to answer “yes” to this question yields ready answers in all these other contexts.