The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

Dwight Jackson files lawsuit against Shinola Hotel for alleged racial bias in hiring process, shedding light on challenges faced by minority job seekers.

As world affairs fuel discrimination within Australia, a report has found all governments are failing to stop racism and are even reluctant to name the issue.

Are camping laws regulation of "conduct" by homeless people or the "status" of being homeless?

US university says it will introduce a ‘vigorous’ anti-discrimination training programme after the incident.

Discrimination against guy’s disabled wife rears its ugly head at family celebration, he puts haters in their place The post “I Thought It Was A Joke”: Guy Can’t Believe His Family Would Insult Disabled Wife Sleeping Upstairs first appeared on Bored Panda.

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights announced that it entered an agreement with Brown University to make sure the school's in compliance with federal law barring discrimination and harassment against students of Jewish, Palestinian, Arab and Muslim ancestry

From Lax v. CUNY, decided Friday by N.Y. trial court judge Gina Abadi: Plaintiffs are observant Jewish professors at Kingsborough Community College (Kingsborough), which is part of CUNY [City University of New York]. Defendant Professional Staff Congress (the Union) is the labor union for the faculty. Defendant the New Caucus…

Young activists gather at Place de la République to protest against the National Front's history of hate and discrimination, expressing strong opposition t...

We meet the Indian women campaigning to criminalise marital rape following the adoption of a new penal code which still does not prosecute husbands who rape their wives. A new report reveals how family laws in many African countries reinforce discrimination against women and girls. Annette Young talks to Esther…

MALDEF sued the company on behalf of Khrysta De Guzman, who has been part of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program for the past eight years.

Wichita Public Schools settles with US Justice Department to address discriminatory disciplinary practices affecting Black and disabled students.