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Topic	Lesbian SUES the US Military for WITHDRAWING a JOB cause she looks like a MAN!!!
mrduckbear 01/24/22 10:51:23 PM #1:	Does this sound like discrimination to you? Yes No Does this sound like discrimination to you? - Results (28 votes) Yes 60.71% (17 votes) 17 No 39.29% (11 votes) 11 37 y/o Kristin M. Kingrey, a lesbian member of the West Virginia Air National Guard is suing the Military claiming she was passed over 2 promotions after a male superior made sexist and homophobic comments including asking a woman to coach her on how to look more FEMININE because she looked too much like a MAN!! The tall, short haired Kristin doesn't wear jewelry or makeup and joined the Guard in 2007 and was then hired for a civilian human resources position while still deployed in Qatar in 2019 When she returned, Vice Wing Commander Michael Cadle asked a female lt to counsel and encourage her to grow her hair out and use make up so she looks more like a woman When she refused, her application which was approved before and got the job was then withdrawn and another application went nowhere. She got harrased as well from male colleagues who spread rumours she was transitioning from female to male and retaliate against them for filing a formal complaint of which she is not transitioning The WV national guard said it hired an outside firm that determined no discrimination or harassment took place Her lawsuit is now naming Christine Wormuth, the secretary of the Army and Frank Kendall the secretary of the Air Force and is asking the guard to appoint her the position he initially was offered along with back pay and compensatory damages The 19 page details a number of discriminatory acts that was filed to the EEOC She got so many complaints on her hair being "too short" and even had to wear a women's honour guard jacket in front of others to confirm none of the women's sizes fit. She believes the guard remains entrenched in anti-LGBTQ attitudes moreso than other branches despite inclusitivity training Does this sound like discrimination to you? https://i.imgur.com/2qj4yW1.jpg https://i.imgur.com/2ExdyKb.jpg https://i.imgur.com/bbcdfjH.jpg https://i.imgur.com/O8t9aNn.jpg https://i.imgur.com/tSuWHjf.jpg --- The Users have Spoken. News Will Continue...For Now <cite>mrduckbear posted [p:962051694] in Lesbian SU... [t:79868458]...</cite> <quote> Does this sound like discrimination to you? Yes No Vote View Results Does this sound like discrimination to you? - Results (28 votes) Yes 60.71% (17 votes) 17 No 39.29% (11 votes) 11 Show Voting Form 37 y/o Kristin M. Kingrey, a lesbian member of the West Virginia Air National Guard is suing the Military claiming she was passed over 2 promotions after a male superior made sexist and homophobic comments including asking a woman to coach her on how to look more FEMININE because she looked too much like a MAN!! The tall, short haired Kristin doesn't wear jewelry or makeup and joined the Guard in 2007 and was then hired for a civilian human resources position while still deployed in Qatar in 2019 When she returned, Vice Wing Commander Michael Cadle asked a female lt to counsel and encourage her to grow her hair out and use make up so she looks more like a woman When she refused, her application which was approved before and got the job was then withdrawn and another application went nowhere. She got harrased as well from male colleagues who spread rumours she was transitioning from female to male and retaliate against them for filing a formal complaint of which she is not transitioning The WV national guard said it hired an outside firm that determined no discrimination or harassment took place Her lawsuit is now naming Christine Wormuth, the secretary of the Army and Frank Kendall the secretary of the Air Force and is asking the guard to appoint her the position he initially was offered along with back pay and compensatory damages The 19 page details a number of discriminatory acts that was filed to the EEOC She got so many complaints on her hair being "too short" and even had to wear a women's honour guard jacket in front of others to confirm none of the women's sizes fit. She believes the guard remains entrenched in anti-LGBTQ attitudes moreso than other branches despite inclusitivity training Does this sound like discrimination to you? https://i.imgur.com/2qj4yW1.jpg https://i.imgur.com/2ExdyKb.jpg https://i.imgur.com/bbcdfjH.jpg https://i.imgur.com/O8t9aNn.jpg https://i.imgur.com/tSuWHjf.jpg --- The Users have Spoken. News Will Continue...For Now</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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