VICTORY. The ruling of the Chicago federal appeals court marks a big win for gay rights advocates everywhere. The Seventh Circuit concluded that the Civil Rights Act also protects against sexual orientation discrimination. The basis of case comes from an Indiana teacher and her job situation at Ivy Tech.
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