How have federal courts ruled on the protection
of hair?
a Requiring people to cut their hair is illegal.
b Taking back job offers based on hair is illegal.
c Requiring people to straighten their hair is illegal.
d There is no legal precedent in the federal courts.

As of January 2020, there is no legal precedent in the federal courts over protection of hair. There have been numerous cases heard in local, state, and federal court systems over the years about hair, but none have won a federal ruling.

If there is a dress code and it has been written and read in advance then the dress code must be followed. However, New York City, NY is making it a racial discrimination to discriminate people for the way they wear their hair to a job, school, etc. It is unknown if the federal courts will make a judgement on this in the future.

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How have federal courts ruled on the protection of hair? a Requiring people to cut their hair is illegal. b Taking back job offers based on hair is illegal. c Requiring people to straighten their hair is illegal. d There is no legal precedent in the federal courts.

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How have federal courts ruled on the protection
of hair?
a Requiring people to cut their hair is illegal.
b Taking back job offers based on hair is illegal.
c Requiring people to straighten their hair is illegal.
d There is no legal precedent in the federal courts.