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flag A court is deciding if a religious school can fire a non-minister over gender identity, testing key workplace rights.

flag The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in Zinski v. Liberty University, a case testing whether the "ministerial exception" allows religious employers to fire non-religious employees based on gender identity. flag Former IT employee Ellenor Zinski, fired after disclosing her transgender identity, claims the termination violated federal anti-discrimination laws. flag Liberty University argues its religious beliefs justify the decision, while the ACLU contends the exception should not apply to non-ministerial staff. flag Judges questioned the limits of religious exemptions, with the decision potentially shaping workplace protections nationwide. flag A ruling is expected soon, possibly leading to a Supreme Court review.

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