Tell me about discrimination laws

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Question:-Then, just a few questions from Chapter 16, about discrimination laws. Tell me you at least skimmed the outline in Chapter 16. Tell me you read Chapter 16 and remind me, and I'll give you 1 extra credit point for being this far in the weeds.

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