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Religiously Motivated Conduct and the Reasonable Accommodation Requirement Under Title VII: A New Framework for Analysis
The passage of the Affordable Care Act, nationwide marriage equality, and calls to expand the Civil Rights Act have thrust religious exemptions and accommodations increasingly to the front of public consciousness and before the courts. Photos of sympathetic plaintiffs and stakeholders on both sides
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