Supreme Court rules for straight Ohio woman in reverse discrimination case

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The Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling in favor of an Ohio woman who claimed reverse discrimination based on her sexual orientation. The decision revives her claim against state employment practices and paves the way for similar lawsuits in the future, challenging conventional discrimination narratives with a touch of judicial irony.

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