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Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ - Vimarsana News

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ

All people deserve to live, work, and exist without the fear of discrimination, regardless of their shape or size, said Emma Martin, a recent Rutgers-Camden law graduate who has personally experienced weight bias.

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Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ - Vimarsana News

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ

All people deserve to live, work, and exist without the fear of discrimination, regardless of their shape or size, said Emma Martin, a recent Rutgers-Camden law graduate who has personally experienced weight bias.

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ - Vimarsana News

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ

All people deserve to live, work, and exist without the fear of discrimination, regardless of their shape or size, said Emma Martin, a recent Rutgers-Camden law graduate who has personally experienced weight bias.

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ - Vimarsana News

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ

All people deserve to live, work, and exist without the fear of discrimination, regardless of their shape or size, said Emma Martin, a recent Rutgers-Camden law graduate who has personally experienced weight bias.

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ - Vimarsana News

Discriminating against height and weight is legal, for now, in NJ

All people deserve to live, work, and exist without the fear of discrimination, regardless of their shape or size, said Emma Martin, a recent Rutgers-Camden law graduate who has personally experienced weight bias.