The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

Proposals of blessings for same-sex couples have been welcomed by some as progress, while others said they do not go far enough.

With Jalen Hurts under center for the Eagles and Patrick Mahomes helming the Chiefs, Sunday's game will mark a milestone after decades of effort by Black quarterbacks to overcome discrimination.

In a memo written Monday and obtained by The Texas Tribune, Abbott’s chief of staff Gardner Pate told agency leaders that using diversity, equity and inclusion policies in hiring violates federal and state employment laws, and hiring cannot be based on factors “other than merit.”

The $2.5 million study, required by state law, will analyze applications for licenses to grow marijuana, as well as transport and dispense it. The study will look closely at the much-criticized social equity program, aimed at increasing diversity among license holders.

SNP politician and his wife claimed their daughter was denied a place because of her Muslim-sounding name

Japanese LGBTQ people and rights groups have condemned a recent discriminatory remark by a senior aide of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, demanding his government enact laws to ban discrimination against sexual minorities, legalize same-sex marriage and guarantee equal rights before Japan hosts a Group of Seven summit in May

The head of mental health discrimination charity says that misinformation campaigns will create barriers for people seeking support.

Why isn’t affirmative action in college admissions prohibited under the Civil Rights Act?

A survey's stark results comes as some companies are pulling back on certain diversity and inclusion efforts.

A contest that could define the 2024 Paris Olympics is playing out 18 months before medals are awarded

The SEC found that Activision Blizzard violated whistleblower regulations and had no recourse for employees who experienced discrimination