The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

There is a “meaningful difference” between Black and white people’s success in booking on Airbnb.

Survey asked officers about experiences of bullying, discrimination and micro-aggressions in past year

Bogotá (AFP) - A Colombian army major, Martha Estrada, has made history by becoming the first Black policewoman to wear her hair unstraightened while on duty, a symbolic advancement in the country's battle against discrimination.

Dublin (AFP) - Warmed by a wood-burning stove and thinking of the past, James Collins often works with tin late into the evening, the passing of time punctuated by the steady tap of his hammer.

Study finds exposing inequalities in applications for employment ‘catches racism red-handed’

Three employees call for Georgia’s state health insurance to cover gender-confirming healthcare and other procedures.

Texas allows religious groups that are part of the state’s child welfare network to refuse to assist LGBTQ couples seeking to foster or adopt. That could put critical federal funding at risk.

Michigan’s civil rights watchdog is filing two charges of discrimination against the Grand Rapids Police Department, further heightening scrutiny of the department following an officer’s killing of a Black motorist in April

The boycott led to major changes in the law protecting millions from discrimination

Meta’s Oversight Board has upheld the social media giant’s decision to restore an Instagram video showing a Dalit woman being sexually assaulted by a group of men, citing larger public interest and the need to raise awareness about discrimination against Dalits and Adivasis in India, especially women. However, the board…

Candace Owens said that she “definitely” discriminates against certain people and suggested “society would be safer” if more people did the same.