Supreme Court unanimously rules majority groups protected from workplace discrimination

The case also drew support from the America First Legal Foundation, which filed an amicus brief on Ames’ behalf in December 2024


In a landmark 9-0 decision Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that majority groups — including heterosexuals — are entitled to the same workplace discrimination protections as minorities under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, striking down a legal barrier that had made such claims harder to proceed.

The ruling arose from the case of Marlean Ames, a 61-year-old heterosexual woman from Ohio, who sued the Ohio Department of Youth Services in 2020, alleging the department discriminated against her because of her sexual orientation. ---More...

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