United States: Federal District Court Found That Employer Did Not Violate Title VII In Prohibiting Black Lives Matter Attire - Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders

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United States: Federal District Court Found That Employer Did Not Violate Title VII In Prohibiting Black Lives Matter Attire - Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders

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Published 17 Jun 2021

Q: Have there been any court rulings on whether companies can limit employees from wearing Black Lives Matter and other social justice attire to work?

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