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1 hour ago

Columbia University to pay $200 million settlement to federal government over anti-discrimination investigations

Columbia University will pay a $200 million settlement to the federal government as part of an agreement to resolve investigations into alleged violations of anti-discrimination laws.
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fromThe Local France
1 month ago

France probes terror motive after man shoots dead Tunisian neighbour

A man with a history of posting racist content shot his neighbor and wounded another, prompting national anti-terrorism investigations into the hate crime.
France politics
fromThe Local France
1 month ago

France probes terror motive after man shoots dead Tunisian neighbour

A man with a history of posting racist content shot his neighbor and wounded another, prompting national anti-terrorism investigations into the hate crime.
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fromNew York Post
1 month ago

Activist sportswear brand sues Colorado, accuses state of censoring its message

"XX-XY Athletics can no longer speak the truth in pursuit of its mission. XX-XY Athletics can no longer call men, men," the lawsuit states.
SF LGBT
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fromTruthout
2 months ago

Trans-Led Advocacy Wins Hard-Fought Victory in Colorado Legislature

Colorado passes landmark bill enhancing protections for transgender individuals, signaling a commitment to their safety and recognition.
NYC politics
fromNew York Post
3 months ago

Exclusive | NYC precinct council prez blasted for removing Israeli hostage posters: 'Overt hatred'

A police community leader in NYC faced backlash for tearing down posters of missing Israeli hostages, prompting calls for his resignation and anti-discrimination training.
fromAbove the Law
4 months ago

'Glassdoor For Judges' Prepares To Celebrate 1-Year Anniversary Of Upending The Clerkship System - Above the Law

The judiciary is uniquely insulated from scrutiny, and uniquely unaccountable to the public... legislation that would extend federal anti-discrimination protections to more than 30,000 exempt federal judiciary employees.
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Social justice
fromLos Angeles Times
4 months ago

How California schools, colleges are responding to Trump's DEI crackdown

California universities are navigating federal pressure to abolish race-specific programs while striving to maintain their diversity initiatives.
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fromAdvocate.com
5 months ago

Court rules against antigay bakery in California

A California appeals court upheld that a baker violated a gay couple's rights by refusing to make their wedding cake on religious grounds.
fromAdvocate.com
6 months ago

'Eat a fruit for Anita:' 10 historic Anita Bryant protest photos

Anita Bryant, a former beauty queen turned anti-LGBTQ+ activist, launched a movement in 1977 that successfully repealed protections against employment and housing discrimination for LGBTQ+ individuals, leading to widespread protests against her actions by the LGBTQ+ community.
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