The online dating service eHarmony has launched a separate site for gays and lesbians as part of a settlement in a New Jersey civil rights case filed against it.
The Press of Atlantic City reports that eHarmony’s Compatible Partners site went live in April for those seeking same-sex relationships.
The launch is part of a settlement of a 2005 New Jersey discrimination complaint filed against eHarmony for catering solely to people looking for partners of the opposite sex. A similar complaint was filed against the company in California in 2007.
–Ronnie Lovler/Newsdesk.org
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“N.J. man’s efforts push eHarmony to launch gay site”
The Press of Atlantic City, April 3, 2009