Kroger sued for allegedly firing workers who refused to wear rainbow symbol. Pandering can be expensive.
Kroger, one of the country’s largest supermarket chains, is being sued in federal court after two former employees claimed they were wrongfully terminated for refusing to wear an apron with a rainbow symbol.
The ex-employees, who identify as Christian, cited religious objections in their refusal to wear what they believed was an “endorsement of the LGBTQ community,” according to the lawsuit.
