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September 12, 2016

Attending a Church Dinner in Massachusetts? Watch Thy Pronouns

Lest thou be guilty of sex-based “discrimination.”

At the beginning of this month, a Massachusetts commission issued its official “Gender Identity Guidance.” The document, which explains state regulations prohibiting sex-based “discrimination,” notes that the laws apply to public accommodations—and that “a church could be seen as a place of public accommodation if it holds a secular event, such as a spaghetti supper, that is open to the general public.” Eugene Volokh comments:

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