Margaret Reynolds, 5 feet 10 inches, 190 pounds, applied for a job as a fitness instructor teaching aerobics at Slendercise, Inc. She had always been very healthy and fit. She ate healthy foods, worked out five days a week, and could do all of the complicated aerobics steps and exercises. Slendercise, Inc. rejected Margaret's application to teach aerobics because of her size. Reynolds did not look anything like the svelte women on the company's Web site and promotional brochures. The company further argued that an aerobics instructor had to look leaner than the public and that people must believe Slendercise, Inc., will help them improve, not just maintain, their shape. Margaret filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging weight discrimination. Each group should read each of the incidents that follow and answer these questions: 1. What legal statute(s) apply in this case? 2. What issue(s) must the court decide in this case? 3. If you were the judge, how would you rule? Did the employer discriminate unlawfully? Why or why not?