New York Office Favors Gay White Males?

NEW YORK CITY, NY -- A worker at New York state's Human Rights Division, has filed a lawsuit alleging that the division discriminates against women and blacks in its dress code, offering preferential treatment to gay white men.

According to the New York Post, Veanka McKenzie claims a "calculatedly sexist dress code" forbids females from wearing jeans, while giving special treatment to gay white men - who are also known to wear cowboy hats in the office.

McKenzie's lawyers claim the inconsistent policy was a reaction to negative publicity about alleged ageism and race discrimination against whites when Commissioner Kumiki Gibson, who is black, fired two older Caucasian women.

Tom Shanahan, a spokesman for the Human Rights Division, said, "We categorically deny the allegations and we look forward to vigorously defending against them."