Ex-court worker was harassed for being Muslim.

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A former child care attendant for the Cook County Circuit Court has sued the court, its chief judge and her former supervisor, alleging they harassed her because she's Muslim.
In a suit filed last month, Fozyia Huri, a Muslim of Saudi Arabian origin, alleges that Sylvia McCullum, executive director of Cook County court's child advocacy rooms, bullied her because she was not a "good Christian."
Huri said she complained to the office of Chief Judge Timothy Evans numerous times. When the harassment continued, she filed a religious discrimination complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in May 2010, the suit says. Once granted permission, she filed the suit a year later.
McCullum and the chief judge are represented by the office of Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez. That office declined to comment.