EEOC Dropped the Case — Then Lush Settled
The EEOC sued Lush for gender identity discrimination.Five months later, it dropped the case.That didn’t end it.Lush still settled. This sequence highlights a common misunderstanding:
The EEOC sued Lush for gender identity discrimination.Five months later, it dropped the case.That didn’t end it.Lush still settled. This sequence highlights a common misunderstanding:

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