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Court says the Fair Housing Act does not allow for disparate impact lawsuits.

Arne Duncan wants schools to offer advanced courses regardless of student abilities.

Asking about felonies disproportionately screens out non-whites.

But only because the election is coming up soon, not because of the law's merits.

Claims the law even had "a discriminatory purpose."

"Disparate impact" is under fire.

Yet another form of discrimination is discovered.

Court could finally rule on "disparate impact."

Says Cher wanted fewer dark-skinned dancers on stage.

Now every member of the 53-man force will be under the microscope.

Judge is Nelva Gonzales Ramos, appointed by Obama.

A very happy ending for the multi-culties.

Blacks have gotten about as far as they can.

Non-whites claimed they were targeted by security personnel.

He says "this tragedy can give rise to new understanding."

Administration wants easier lending to non-whites.

Black shoppers claimed discrimination.

Says amnesty would have a "disparate impact" on blacks.

More high-stakes minority set-asides.

She was hired because she was black.

Women are not passing at the same rate as men.

Industry spokesman: Tech firms must "expand the definitions of merit."

More discrimination to fret about.

Getting out the message — safely.

When there is a racial incident all prisoners of that race are locked down.

Company says the government's inquiries violate the Fourth Amendment.

Federal money comes with strings attached.

Texas race preferences are "narrowly tailored."

The case might even go back to the Supreme Court.

Party and former candidate will appeal.

Holder wants to make sure you have black neighbors.

Holder says it prevents blacks from voting.

EEOC says requiring English is discrimination based on national origin.

New horizons for anti-racism: racist paint names.

He says he faced retaliation after reporting corruption.

Costly oversight to weed out "racism."

Grounds for permitted discrimination become even narrower.

No complaints of disfranchisement.

Some Americans still believe in free association.

A sign of things to come.

Federal agency stops reviewing employees because whites got better ratings.

Probably the $370 million Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

A new definition of "racial realism."

Lawmakers had even offered free IDs to placate critics.

13-year-old Muslim challenges amusement park's safety rules.

Baltimore businesses will be able to screen for felons only after extending a conditional job offer.

Non-white beneficiaries are often wealthy or mixed-race.

The court's majority has "a blinkered view of race."

“Today’s decision turns back our nation’s commitment to racial equality."

Sotomayor dissents: She wants to correct the "unfortunate effects of centuries of racial discrimination.”

"Anti-discrimination" isn't enough.

The EEOC uses the same kind of background check for which they were suing a private company.

Schools with admissions criteria are being sued for "discrimination."

And 59 percent don't think photo ID laws discriminate.

Baltimore businesses want to remain able to screen criminals early in the hiring process.

A form of freedom of association may be sneaking in through the back door.

Somehow the 13th Amendment justifies federal "hate crimes" legislation.

De Blasio wants $98 million awarded to non-whites who claim written tests were discriminatory.

White employees twice as likely as black employees to get top-level evaluations.

Chinese finally waking up to what "affirmative action" really means.

Screening for felons has a "disparate impact" on non-whites.

Low taxes on homes in NYC were meant to prevent white flight.

Another blow to businesses' freedom to choose their customers.

He says “These guys never go away. Hatred never, never goes away.”

Pat Buchanan asks what would happen if we repealed civil rights laws.

A complete misunderstanding of the nature of discrimination.

Why the regime must fall.

Solution: Affirmative-action lending.

He also says America's demographic changes "could be a very divisive thing."

By exactly the kind of thug stop-and-frisk was supposed to control.

Banks pay fines rather than defend themselves in costly lawsuits.

Though only Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Georgia would require "pre-clearance."

This is mostly to protect Muslims and Hispanics from special attention.

"Disparate impact" will now apply to school discipline.

Feds: "Whether or not Ally consciously intended to discriminate makes no practical difference."