Which of the following statements is true about sexual orientation and protected classes in discrimination law?
a. Sexual orientation is considered a protected class in all 50 states.
b. Sexual orientation is considered a protected class for gay men and not lesbian women.
c. Sexual orientation is not a protected class in any U.S. state.
d. Sexual orientation is considered a protected class in approximately half of U.S. states.
Question 2
The text highlighted several explanations as to why there has been slow passage of anti-discrimination laws regarding sexual orientation in the United States. Which of the following is an explanation?
a. Legally naming nonheterosexuals as a protected class of people in the same vein as members of a particular race or sex is a political hot potato and emotionally charged debate.
b. There is significant disagreement regarding the need for such laws for gay men and lesbian women.
c. The U.S. Supreme Court must rule on any discrimination laws and they have not taken up the case.
d. Gay men already are covered under anti-discrimination law.
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