Legal Devolution: Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Asks If Saying “OK boomer” Is Ageist?

Some of the most important questions in American history have been asked — and answered — in the Supreme Court of the United States. That tradition continued on Wednesday when Chief Justice John Roberts raised a question that’s on the minds of many Americans: Is saying “OK boomer” ageist?
The 64-year-old justice evoked the viral meme during the oral arguments of Babb v. Wilkie, an age discrimination case in which a Department of Veterans Affairs pharmacist named Dr. Noris Babb alleges she was denied promotions in part because of her age.
It is illegal to discriminate against a federal worker because of their age. Babb v. Wilkie asks the question: does age have to be the only reason a worker was denied a promotion for it to be classified as age discrimination? Babb’s lawyers have argued that federal employees only need to prove that age was among several factors for it to be classified as so. The case will affect over a million federal workers who are over the age of 40, according to National Public Radio.

Legal Devolution: Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Asks If Saying “OK boomer” Is Ageist? John-roberts-ok-boomer

Legal Devolution: Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Asks If Saying “OK boomer” Is Ageist? John-roberts-ok-boomer

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Legal Devolution: Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Asks If Saying “OK boomer” Is Ageist?

Legal Devolution: Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Asks If Saying “OK boomer” Is Ageist?

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