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Emeryville 'undertaking all the necessary work' to rename street for trans teacher
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ebar.compreviously reported, back in May the City Council voted unanimously to name the block of 47th Street between San Pablo Avenue and Doyle Street after Steve Dain, a trans man who taught gym at Emery High between 1966 and 1976.
Dain won a lawsuit and was awarded $19,000 after the termination, but was unable to return to teaching. He died in 2007 at age 68.But as the Emeryville Tattler pointed out in a scathing post November 22, the street sign at 47th Street had not been changed in time for the Transgender Day of Remembrance two days before."Call it just another failure to honor Steve Dain, who was humiliated by the government here in Emeryville, for being transgender," the article stated. "That humiliation goes on today following his 2007.
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Masterpiece Cakeshop case where a baker refused to provide a cake for a same-sex wedding; the Hobby Lobby decision, in which the Supreme Court found that for-profit closely-held corporations were entitled to religious exemptions; and the Our Lady of Guadalupe School case, where the high court found that schools have a right to designate any employee as a “minister” and may dismiss them if their behavior or lifestyle is in conflict with religious teachings.“In this final rule, OFCCP has sought to follow the principles articulated by these recent decisions and orders, and has interpreted older federal appellate-level case law in light of them as applicable,” the rule states.
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