Supreme Court rules Title VII bars discrimination against gay and transgender employees : potential implications
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Cole, J. P. (2020). Supreme Court rules Title VII bars discrimination against gay and transgender employees: potential implications ([Library of Congress public edition].). Congressional Research Service.

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Cole, Jared P.. 2020. Supreme Court Rules Title VII Bars Discrimination against Gay and Transgender Employees: Potential Implications. Congressional Research Service.

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Cole, Jared P.. Supreme Court Rules Title VII Bars Discrimination against Gay and Transgender Employees: Potential Implications Congressional Research Service, 2020.

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Cole, Jared P.. Supreme Court Rules Title VII Bars Discrimination against Gay and Transgender Employees: Potential Implications [Library of Congress public edition]., Congressional Research Service, 2020.

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