Quiet persistence wins
Troy Cox challenged anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination from his employer with the support of his husband, Jeff Gorcyznski. Although the employer expressed personal affection, they discriminated against Cox's identity as a gay man. Cox remained persistent throughout his fight for workplace rights.
When Troy Cox, right, decided he would fight the anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination he experienced from his employer, his husband Jeff Gorcyznski stood by him through the fight DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff WriterTaffet@DallasVoice.com “We love you,” Troy Cox’s employer told him. But when it came to his identity as a gay man, the employer added, “We […]
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