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Court dismissed plaintiff's Title VII sexual orientation discrimination and retaliation claims with prejudice because Title VII does not cover sexual orientation under Fifth Circuit precedent, and also because the complaint lacked sufficient factual allegations. ADA and FMLA claims were dismissed without prejudice, allowing plaintiff to amend by April 10, 2020.
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