One woman just took UPS to the Supreme Court and won.

This is a big win.

In case you hadn’t noticed, it is no longer the 1950s.

(TVs don’t really look like that anymore.)


Lots of women work now.

(And they lean. Mostly in. Or whatever direction they want, really. Totally up to them.)

Even pregnant women! They work too.

(Oh yes, they do).

Like Peggy Young, a former UPS driver, who was put on unpaid leave from her job after the company learned she was pregnant.

(Not cool, UPS. Not even remotely cool.)

For all nine months of her pregnancy, she had to go without her salary and health insurance, which put a huge strain on her family.

So she sued.

And her case went all the way to the Supreme Court.

And in an amazing turn of events, the Supreme Court ruled that discrimination against pregnant workers was … just that.

Discrimination.

(EXCITING OPINION SCREENSHOT!)

And she was free to sue UPS.

Needless to say, there were lots of happy people.

And while not everyone is jumping up and down just yet…

…one thing is absolutely clear above all.

Congratulations, Peggy. And, you know, the world.

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