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My boss said my religion was wrong and to join their church– now what?
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AFRO American Newspapers
Dr. Kendrick Roberson is a national vice president for the American Federation of Government Employees, which is a labor union that represents over 800,000 federal employees.
The Trump administration’s excessive entanglement of church and state in the federal workplace is likely to lead to hostile work environments for many federal employees.
However, when an employee’s boss challenges their religion (or lack of religion), what is the employee to do?
Our inalienable right to religious freedomOur nation was not simply created around some flimsy notion of religious freedom.
Claims of religious discrimination filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) have dropped by 74 percent over the past couple of years.
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