Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
A) does not protect American Indians and Alaska Natives living outside of reservations.
B) has been used in English only cases on behalf of American Indians.
C) excludes American Indians' religious services from protection because some services are long in duration and require extensive time off from work.
D) has been declared unconstitutional.

Question

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Although Title VII does not specifically mention American Indians, courts have applied it to protect them from employment discrimination, including cases involving English-only policies.

Answer: C 
 This statement is false. Title VII prohibits discrimination based on religion, including religious practices and observances, regardless of their duration.

Answer: A and D 
 These statements are both false. Title VII protects American Indians and Alaska Natives from employment discrimination and has not been declared unconstitutional.