Alaska Airlines fired flight attendants for saying Democrat transgender bill harms women

Alaska Airlines fired flight attendants for questioning its support of a proposed federal law that would open women's spaces to biological males, according to complaints filed with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).

Their union, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, allegedly refused to defend their Title VII employment rights against religious discrimination during the proceeding and "disparaged" the employees' Christian beliefs.

The Seattle-based air carrier, which once decorated a plane with the logo of Nirvana's first music label Sub Pop, did not respond to queries from Just the News about the allegations and why employees shouldn't fear official retaliation for expressing their views.

AFA-CWA didn't respond either when asked if Christians and gender-critical union members, who believe sex can't be changed, will presumptively not receive a robust defense from the union when airlines investigate them for their speech. 
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