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Religious Discrimination
The Christina Bookstore of Port Alice seeks a cashier. Mansour, a Muslim. Applies for the job. He is not hired because he is not a member of a Christina religion. When sued for religious discrimination, by Mansour, the Bookstore asserts membership in a Christian religion as a BFOQ. Under what conditions will this defense be successful?
This is an example of someone not being hired for a job because of his religion and obvious appearance of not being Caucasian. This explains what the man can do to bring a rightful law suit against the company.
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