Court rules in favor of Catholic school’s decision to terminate gay drama teacher for marrying

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, known for its liberal stance, ruled in favor of a Catholic high school’s decision to fire a teacher for marrying another man. This decision is seen as a win for conservative and religious advocacy groups opposed to anti-discrimination laws. The ruling, which contrasts with the court’s recent pro-transgender rights decisions, was supported by judges appointed by both Democratic and Republican presidents. They warned that a different perspective on the case could jeopardize the jobs of many based on their sex, race, or age.

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