[jazusamo]

At least there's some sane judges in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.

[mrsmel]

It’s telling that they targeted Abercrombie & Fitch (though I have no love for them nor their stupid advertising).

It’s also indicative of the petty, vindictive, but at the same time dangerous and tyrannical, nature of this administration. It’s the worst combination imaginable-a bunch of people that petty and vindictive, but with the power to be dangerous in enforcing their pettiness, and the will to overstep the legal boundaries because no one in this country will stop them.

[Sacajaweau]

There is no RELIGIOUS requirement to wear that thing.

When I was a child, it was required that we females wear something on the head WHEN WE ATTENDED OUR CATHOLIC CHURCH.

[Georgia Girl 2]

I for one am loving it.

[Sir Napsalot]

One baby step.

We shall see what happens next for other cases pending.

[jazusamo]

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[Gamecock]

Maybe she should apply for a job here:

[pierrem15]

The most frightening part of this ruling:

"reckless indifference or in the face of a perceived risk that its actions violated federal law"

So questioning the applicability of a statute or Federal regulations with legal counsel means you're not showing sufficient deference to the almighty State.

That judge doesn't need to be impeached-- she needs to be dragged from the bench and tarred and feathered.

[onedoug]

Why didn’t she wear her do-rag in her employment interview(s)?

[353FMG]

I have taught members of my family to keep a long distance between them and people in hijab, whether they are in a bank or Walmart.

One never knows when they go Boooooooom!

[shego]

Abercrombie & Fitch? Judging from their catalogs, wearing clothes in general does not comport with their policies.

[MinstrelBoy]

She probably showed up to the interview without it, then showed up to work with it.