Reverse discrimination is becoming a potential landmine of legal issues. Laws to protect the rights of minorities may result in discrimination against others.<\/p>\n
In a rather unusual case reported in the media, a relationship counselor was dismissed when he said he would not provide sex therapy for a homosexual couple. The counselor felt that the Bible\u2019s point of view about homosexuality made it impossible for him to give the two advice. His co-workers deemed that unacceptable and he was fired.<\/p>\n
The man took his case to court and stated he was a victim of religious discrimination<\/a> and had been fired for refusing to act against his beliefs. His claim was not successful and the courts referred to it as irrational and capricious. Pundits watching this case feel that situations like this have the potential to create an imbalance in laws set up to protect the rights of minorities with the end result that (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Reverse discrimination is becoming a potential landmine of legal issues. Laws to protect the rights of minorities may result in discrimination against others. In a rather unusual case reported in the media, a relationship counselor was dismissed when he said…<\/span><\/p>\n