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Trump Opens 401(k) Plans To Crypto, Cracks Down On Crypto Banking Discrimination

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday advancing the role of digital assets in the U.S. financial system. One order allows 401(k) retirement plans to include cryptocurrencies, while the other targets what the administration calls discriminatory banking practices against crypto firms.

Benzinga

Trump to make colleges prove they aren’t using race in admissions in latest anti-DEI order

The Trump administration has cracked down on programs meant to benefit racial minorities since taking power in January

The Independent UK

Why do people riot?

Just over a year ago, riots swept across parts of the UK following the murder of three schoolgirls in Southport. In 2011, the police killing of Mark Duggan led to five nights of rioting that left five people dead. And in 1981, there were weeks of rioting in cities across…

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Outrage in Spain as Town BANS Muslim Eid Celebrations in Public Spaces—Critics Slam 'Islamophobic' Move

Spanish town Jumilla makes history as first municipality to ban Muslim Eid celebrations in public spaces, sparking constitutional crisis and accusations of discrimination against the country's 2.4 million Muslims.

International Business Times UK

Religious Hiring and Expressive Association

Does the First Amendment freedom of expressive association protect religious hiring?

Reason

US medical student suspended for Gaza remarks sues university for ‘intentional discrimination’

Umaymah Mohammad sued Emory University in Atlanta, alleging discrimination during disciplinary hearings

The Guardian - US

Integration classes and complaints offices: South Korea charts a path to a cohesive multicultural future

As South Korea nears official multicultural status, Seoul wants newcomers to integrate – but they still face discrimination and prejudice

The Guardian - AU

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Getting young and old people to dance together boosts health and reduces age discrimination – new research

As the global population ages, the number of people aged 65 and older is projected to rise significantly over the next 25 years. But while we’re living longer, we’re also becoming more socially divided by age. Age segregation is on the rise and fewer people are regularly interacting with those…

The Conversation

The Voting Rights Act is facing the biggest threats in its 60 years

Decades after its passage, the revolutionary law continues to face attempts to pervert its purpose

The Guardian - US

Fans ‘demanding action’ over abuse and discrimination in football

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The Independent UK

Meaning of ‘woman’ goes beyond dictionary definition, court hears as Giggle for Girls appeal concludes

Definition of sex at centre of proceedings as woman-only app seeks to overturn gender discrimination finding

The Guardian - AU

Don’t Be Cruel: Photos of a Roma performer fighting discrimination, one Elvis song at a time

Tudor Lakatos is fighting discrimination against Romania’s Roma minority through the music of Elvis Presley.

The Independent UK

Teacher fights discrimination against the Roma people, one Elvis song at a time

Tudor Lakatos is fighting discrimination against Romania’s Roma minority through the music of Elvis Presley

The Independent UK

Kick It Out say reports of abuse and discrimination in football is at record high

There were 1,398 reports of abuse last season, up from 1,332 in the 2023-24 campaign

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Balance key as government reviews anti-Semitism report

Australia must find a balance between protecting people against racial vilification and shielding institutions, the race discrimination commissioner says.

Euronews

To what extent do people in the EU feel discriminated against in their daily lives?

Immigrants, people with disabilities and individuals at risk of poverty or social exclusion report facing more discrimination in the EU than those who do not belong to these groups.

Reason

Religious Hiring and Title VII's Religious Exemption

A textualist solution to controversies over religious hiring.

Fortune

A long-running anti-DEI lawsuit could have high stakes for corporate diversity

A reverse-discrimination suit against B2B company Hello Alice has become a proving ground in the legal battle over diversity-oriented corporate programs.

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The Guardian - AU

Transgender woman treated as ‘hostile invader’ when joining women-only app Giggle for Girls, court hears

CEO Sall Grover challenges earlier court finding and claims she did not know Roxanne Tickle was transgender

International Business Times UK

Visa Bonds Immigration Plan Called 'Economic Apartheid' — Why Tourists from Poor Nations Must Pay $15,000 to Visit the US

The US launches a visa bond policy requiring up to $15,000 from tourists in high-risk countries, sparking criticism over economic discrimination.

Reason

Religious Hiring Beyond the Ministerial Exception

An important church–state question likely headed to the Supreme Court.

The Guardian - AU

Sall Grover begins federal court appeal against Roxanne Tickle’s gender discrimination case win

Lawyers for founder of Giggle for Girls app says ‘special measure’ under Sex Discrimination Act allows for ‘women-only safe space’

AAP

Female 'safe space' app defends booting trans woman

The "unfortunate" eviction of a transgender woman from a female-only app was a by-blow of a platform needed because of male harassment, a court has been told.

The Independent UK

Transgender pool player loses discrimination claim after being barred from women’s tournaments

A judgment found the exclusion was the only ‘reasonable’ way to ensure ‘fair competition’

Reason

Russian Opera Singer Anna Netrebko's National Origin Discrimination Lawsuit Over Firing by N.Y. Metropolitan Opera Can Go Forward

So a federal judge held Tuesday, reversing its contrary decision from last year.

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