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“As originally introduced in Congress, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 didn’t prohibit sex discrimination. In fact, sex discrimination was added to the bill at the last minute as a poison pill: Gender equality was thought to be such a non-starter that the Congressman who made the amendment assumed it would guarantee that the law wouldn’t pass. […] Today courts recognize not only that sex discrimination is illegal, but that pregnancy discrimination and sexual harassment are prohibited as well.” – Nolo | Find out more about Sexual Harassment Litigation »