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Which of the following situations is likely a violation of Title VII:

Which of the following situations is likely a violation of Title VII:
a. a Catholic priest is refused a job teaching at a Baptist seminary
b. an older man is rejected for consideration for being hired at a law firm because he does not have a law degree
c. a man convicted of child molestation is rejected for employment at a day care center
d. a Hispanic woman with a poor command of English is rejected for consideration to be an operator at a 911 emergency center
e. none of the other choices

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