Well, if the person was not hired solely because they were a CD, there may be an issue here---just like with any other minority. But if a person is showing a propensity to exercise BAD JUDGEMENT in flaunting his status in a way that is not good for business or other company employees, thats another issue entirely.
A parallel might be a handicapped man with one arm., If he is qualified, sure, he should be hired, but if he is also a bitter, ill-mannered lout, that litterally waves his stump in front of the noses of people and upsets them, then he is showing BAD enough Judgement to disqualify him-- disabled or not. The same could be said about any "Different" person who FLAUNTS his differences to the point of offending others. An obvious CD who INSISTS on looking like a fool in public MIGHT fit into this category. (either do it right or do it in private)
People have RIGHTS, but not PRIVILIDGES. fairness works both ways.![]()