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MALE STEREOTYPES
 
 
A male employee was harassed because he was perceived as effeminate. The Ninth Circuit found that since the employee was harassed for not fitting his co-workers' view of a male stereotype, his Title VII claim survived.
 
(Nicholas v. Azteca Restaurant Enterprises Inc.)
 
 
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