J. Crew discriminates against transgender people, group says; protest today at 5th Ave. store

The sign at J. Crew and other retailers in the city might as well read “transgender people need not apply,” an advocacy group tells the NY Daily News today.

Members of the nonprofit group Make the Road New York are rallying today in front of the preppy haven’s Fifth Ave. location to protest what they say is employment discrimination.

Julian Brolaski, above, says he was refused work. Join him and others today, 1:15pm, 91 Fifth Ave. between 16th-17th Sts.

More at Queerty.

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One Response to “J. Crew discriminates against transgender people, group says; protest today at 5th Ave. store”

Julian Brolaski Says:
March 14, 2010 at 3:53 pm | Reply
Thanks Queerty! See you there.

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