Metropolis is a small city with a population of approximately 50,000. It has a thriving downtown district which the city council has gone to great lengths to maintain. There are two movie theaters in Metropolis - the Gem and the Varsity. The Gem is owned by Moira and the Varsity is owned by Bob and Gwen. At the Varsity, Bob and Gwen have 50 employees. Bob and Gwen are very active in their church. Because their church is so important to them, they only hire employees who belong to their church. Twyla applied for a job at the Varsity. She had a great experience. She had been working at movie theaters for 10 years. Her previous employers provided an excellent reference for Twyla. Twyla, however, did not belong to Bob and Gwen's church. When Bob and Gwen did not hire Twyla, she asked why. They informed her that they only hire individuals who belong to their church. Metropolis has an ordinance that prohibits individuals and businesses from handing out pamphlets in the downtown district. The ordinance applies to all pamphlets and does not include a provision about the content of the pamphlet. The downtown district is specifically defined as stretching from 1st Street to 8th Street and from Ames Street to Elm Street. Moira printed pamphlets advertising the movie times. She began handing the pamphlets to individuals walking on sidewalks in the downtown district to advertise the upcoming shows. Officials from the city informed Moira of the ordinance and directed her to stop handing out the pamphlets. 1. Employment discrimination issue. Twyla sued Bob and Gwen for employment discrimination. What should Twyla allege as the basis for her suit? Will Twyla win the suit? Why or why not? How could Varsity eliminate its potential for liability in this situation? a. b.