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After Legal Battle, Transgender Woman Returns To Work
Lawsuit Had Far-Reaching Implications For Transgender Employees
By Emma Lacey-BordeauxCNN Radio |POSTED: 4:50 pm EST December 26, 2011, UPDATED: 5:34 pm EST December 26, 2011
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ATLANTA (CNN) -- Four years on, Vandy Beth Glenn still gets choked up thinking about the day she was fired from her perfect job.
The petite brunette recalls exactly what her boss said that October day, how the reasons behind the termination sparked a lawsuit that could have far-reaching implications about how transgender people are treated at work.
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QuoteOne year later, Glenn, aided by her therapist, decided she'd come to work as a woman: Vandy Beth. She'd continued the charade -- a woman at home, a man at work - long enough. Looking back, she quipped, "it's odd to have two identities and not be fighting crime."
Hey that's a good point Clark...er Felix :laugh:
She is one of my Facebook friends. I have a feeling her case will lay the groundwork for more advancements in our civil rights. But definitely someone I look up to because despite everything, she never gave up. ^_^