The Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously ruled in favor of an Ohio woman who wants to bring an employment discrimination claim against the state, alleging she was passed over for a job on the basis of her heterosexual orientation.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson delivered the <a class="zZygg UbGlr iFzkS qdXbA WCDhQ DbOXS tqUtK GpWVU iJYzE " data-testid="prism-linkbase" href="https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/24pdf/23-1039_c0n2.pdf" target="_blank">opinion</a>.

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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of an Ohio woman in her bid to revive a lawsuit alleging she was passed over for a job due to her heterosexual orientation.{ai:summary}The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an Ohio woman can pursue an employment discrimination claim against the state, alleging she was denied a job due to her heterosexual orientation. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson authored the opinion. This case highlights ongoing issues surrounding discrimination in the workplace. #society

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