Wyoming – Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Law and Documentation of Discrimination
Brad Sears
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Brad Sears
Abstract
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Wyoming, the least populous state in the United States, currently has no laws that prohibit employment discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Legislation was introduced in 2009 that would add sexual orientation to the list of enumerated classes that are currently protected against employment discrimination, but the bill would not extend such protections to gender identity.
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Wyoming, the least populous state in the United States, currently has no laws that prohibit employment discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Legislation was introduced in 2009 that would add sexual orientation to the list of enumerated classes that are currently protected against employment discrimination, but the bill would not extend such protections to gender identity.
Key concepts: Sexual orientation, Gender identity, Legislation, Documentation, Identity (music), Orientation (vector space), State (computer science), Law