Judge: Firefighters harassed teacher of sensitivity course

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A D.C. Superior Court judge found evidence that District of Columbia firefighters retaliated against a woman hired to teach a transgendered-sensitivity course.

Judge Geoffrey Alprin reversed the D.C. Office of Human Rights’ decision and ruled in favor of Kenda Kirby, who accused D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services officials of belittling her because of her sexual orientation and androgynous appearance.

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