State Employer’s Requiring Employees to Watch “Antiracist”/”Gender Identity” Videos Isn’t Unconstitutional Speech Compulsion

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But plaintiff’s claim that he was retaliated against for raising religious objections to the training, and discriminated against based on religion as to promotion, can go forward.

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