Kroger sued for allegedly firing workers who refused to wear rainbow symbol

[The Librarian]

The suit says the ex-employees hold a "religious belief that homosexuality is a sin" and accuses the supermarket chain of religious discrimination.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1240252

No one should be forced to wear emblems advocating causes they object to, whether it be LGBTQ or BLM or Democrat or Republican issues. I think work uniforms should be company-related and otherwise pretty much generic and neutral . If someone wants to advertise his affiliation with one cause or another, they should do so on their own time.

At the very least, employees should be allowed to cover emblems on a work uniform that they personally object to.

[TrueTomHarley]

Imagine. And Krogers is based in Cincinnati, a conservative part of the country. And the two fired—probably a couple of grandmas—aged 57 and 72.

They really want to risk losing conservative churchy shoppers. In Arkansas?