Archive | Anti-Discrimination Law

Blacks can now become millionaires if they claim to hear racial slurs at work.

The state's Republican governor said the policy would ensure "equity."

No orchestra member or board member complained about the discrimination.

"They're only promoting black people."

Europe's biggest bank agreed to most of the disgruntled black employee's demands.

NAACP leader: "The practices are still being carried out today. We see gentrification going on all over America."

Ordinary Americans fight back against anti-white racism.

Disparate impact and affirmative action.

Education Department nominee promises to undermine school discipline and promote Critical Race Theory.

Black-run city focuses on the important issues.

Gratz v. Bollinger.

Blacks' complaints may shut down a medical school.

It's a lawsuit against anti-white indoctrination in public schools.

Black principal said she "was going to get rid of all these white teachers that aren't doing anything for the kids of our community."

But not before most of the money went out the door.

Judge says the program "violates their right to equal protection under the law."

Academic argues an "anti-woke" agenda must focus on racial preferences.

GOP congressman wants to end "affirmative action."

White farmer: “They’re not even thinking about the fact that they’re discriminating against us."

"This ruling is the first, but crucial, step towards ending government-sponsored racial discrimination."

Black hospital worker claimed a slur scrawled in a elevator made for a racially hostile workplace.

"I do not want special treatment. I just want to be treated equally under the law."

Government wants to make it illegal for tech to recognize racial differences.

Non-whites get tipped 18 percent less per hour than whites.

The nation's largest trade association will police members’ "hate speech.”

The company has received 8,500 demands for arbitration.

Says discrimination claims are "illogical" and "self-serving speculation."

Legislation is known as the CAREN Act.

Tech company announces a scarlet letter for "racist" businesses.

DOJ quantifies just how much whites are penalized.

Tech giant plans to double the number of blacks in leadership roles.

The fight against “systemic racism” is coming to your backyard.

Princeton's "racism" means its federal funding may violate Title VI.

Detective: “This required a painstaking investigation by my lead officer."

CEO says "we're certainly not perfect" and that "there's still work to do."

The rule "sought to extort localities for utopian demographic design."

Company said the masks were a dress-code violation.

Meat-packing companies may soon see a downside to cheap Hispanic labor.

There's a similar bill in the state legislature.

The Michigan constitution forbids anti-white discrimination in government hiring.

"Feminist of Color Collective” accused of civil rights violations.

South African government gives affirmative-action handouts.

Portlanders of color self-isolate from "whiteness."

NAACP: It's "a huge step backward.”

"At the end of the tunnel, though, there may be some light."

“A person’s hair is a core part of their identity.”

“Those who opposed the legislation, proved wiser about its consequences than those who sponsored it.”

Another sacrifice to the god of equality.

“More than half of the admitted African Americans, would most likely not be admitted in the absence of Harvard’s race-conscious admissions process.”

Every judge on the court is a registered Democrat.

"[H]e had a pure heart but an empty head."

Racial grievance means a big payoff.

Can Christopher Caldwell rouse white America?

A ban on mail-in ballots discriminates against non-whites.

"Systematic" but "covert."

President Trump could reform it.

She was not happy with the bedsheet she was given to replace her hijab.

“I don’t have to tell you about what the demographics are . . . They don’t see people like you a lot.”

City officials respond by claiming to love diversity.

Black man who killed four people feels mistreated.

Move will help black and Hispanic women “present themselves to the world.”

Three out of five workers claim they've been victims of discrimination.

Are Detroit schools so lousy they violate students' constitutional rights?

Over 95 percent of US farm producers are white.

Arabs, Indians, blacks all more likely than whites to be stopped by the police.

It’s okay to lie on a job application, so long as you lie to avoid "discrimination."

Asian man joins the "fight against racial preferences and racial discrimination."

It’s not busing; it’s redistricting.

Also banned are helmets and hoods, but an “expert” says it targets women.

There's a "pressing need to change the nature of educational opportunity in the United States."

Harvard is still being investigated by the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division.

Forty-four percent of tickets are issued to people who make up only six percent of the population.

El Mexicano wanted all employees to speak Spanish.

Algorithms are another “forum of discrimination.”

Before apologizing for her "ignorance in not knowing the truth."