Consider two hypothetical situations in a U.S. state that has never passed its own specific laws regarding workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation.
- Situation A (2018): An employee at a private company is fired after their manager discovers they are gay.
- Situation B (2022): An employee at the same private company is fired under identical circumstances.
Based on the evolution of federal law, which statement best analyzes the legal recourse available to these two individuals?
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Consider two hypothetical situations in a U.S. state that has never passed its own specific laws regarding workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation.
- Situation A (2018): An employee at a private company is fired after their manager discovers they are gay.
- Situation B (2022): An employee at the same private company is fired under identical circumstances.
Based on the evolution of federal law, which statement best analyzes the legal recourse available to these two individuals?
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