Thousands marched on New Zealand’s capital city of Wellington on Friday to protest a bill that would reinterpret the Treaty of Waitangi, an 1840 agreement between the British Empire and Maori chiefs that governs policy matters related to indigenous people to this day.
A New York Hooters has found itself at the wrong end of a discrimination lawsuit filed by a transgender person who wanted to work there.
New York is one of ten states that has abortion on the ballot in November — but unlike other states, the New York amendment centers around discrimination and would enshrine protections, not just for abortion, but for “gender identity and gender expression.”
Vice President Kamala Harris repurposed her “Agenda for Black Men” on Wednesday. It will no longer exclusively target the black community.
Labour MP Paulette Hamilton and singer Mel B demanded the government update the Equality Act to make “afro hair” a protected characteristic.
An Australian court has ruled there was discrimination involved in a case regarding a man living as a woman whose account was removed from a social media app for women.
A taxpayer-funded Portland, Oregon, organization is offering extensive down payment assistance for new homebuyers in the state — but they must be non-U.S. citizens, a new report revealed.
Kamala Harris wants to subsidize young homebuyers who are being forced out of the housing market by her support for massive legal and illegal migration.
The Four Tops singer Alexander Morris is claiming in a lawsuit that he visited a Detroit-area emergency room (ER) for chest pain and ended up in a straitjacket after the staff assumed he was mentally ill when he told them he was a member of the famous quartet.
Congress is pushing forward with a data regulation bill that would trap Americans in a hidden tangle of quotas inside private software, says Stewart Baker, an influential lawyer in Washington, DC.
A federal judge in New York threw out a proposed abortion and gender identity amendment that was set to appear on the November ballot.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released a final rule including abortion in the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA).
AARP Services, Inc., an arm of American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), must pay approximately $2.1 million to a gay employee for illegally firing him in 2018.
French lawmakers are debating a bill that would ban discrimination over the texture, length, color or style of someone’s hair.
Connecticut Democrats are looking to enshrine discrimination protections for abortion and gender identity into the state Constitution.
A 400-pound former Wayne State University student is suing the school for discrimination after they didn’t allow him to complete his physical education requirement virtually.
The University of Miss. and lawyers for coach Lane Kiffin have filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a player who claims discrimination
An advocacy group is asking the federal government to investigate to determine if NASCAR is discriminating against white people.
Two United Airlines flight attendants have filed a lawsuit against the Dodgers alleging they were denied jobs on team charter flights.
Intuit has done an about-face on its policy banning gun manufacturers from using QuickBooks for payroll.
On Monday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show,” 2024 presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said that if he’s elected, the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division will have “no tolerance for discrimination of all kinds, regardless of whether you’re in
Pakistan’s Federal Shariat Court ruled on Friday that key provisions of the Transgender Persons Act of 2018 are contradicted by Islamic law.
A paid position advertised for the Transport for London sparked outrage over its requirement that candidates come from “non-white heritage”.
New York City has added weight and height to the list of identifiers that are protected from discrimination in the big Apple.
Micron Technology, which manufactures semiconductor products, including USB flash drives, discriminated against qualified Americans when hiring and instead imported foreign H-1B visa workers to take jobs in the United States, a Department of Justice settlement states.
Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who for years infamously posed as black, joined Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) last week for the signing of an executive order that prohibits race-based hair discrimination.
The Irish Defence Forces’ decision to not consider a prominent atheist campaigner for the position of army chaplain was discrimination, a legal body in the country has ruled.
A majority of Gen Z and Millennials globally believe that women’s rights “have gone far enough” and that “men are being discriminated against.”
Women and ‘Non-Binary’ People Can Go Topless in Berlin Pools, Diversity Ombudsman Rules
Police forces in England have disclosed a rise in anti-Russian hate crimes since 2022, which young schoolchildren among the victims.
Cambridge University reportedly initially blocked working-class white students from a post-graduate programme.
Ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, left-wing magazine the Nation called to take the Chiefs’ “racist name off the national stage,” while lamenting that Sunday’s NFL championship showdown will see “racism and discrimination against Indigenous peoples in these United States… be passively encouraged as an outburst of good old team spirit on the national stage.”
More than 40 Congressional Republicans sent a letter to Smithsonian Institute’s Secretary Lonnie Bunch on Tuesday, demanding to know why Smithsonian National Air Space Museum (NASM) staff allegedly kicked out students for wearing pro-life hats.
A Canadian court has ruled that it was justified for the federal government to deny a fired hospital worker unemployment benefits because he refused to take the coronavirus vaccine.
An outsourcing firm with Fortune 500 clients hired foreign H-1B visa workers for Information Technology (IT) jobs over qualified Americans, a Department of Justice (DOJ) settlement reveals.
A federal magistrate accepted Facebook’s legal defense against a lawsuit that claimed company discrimination against an American citizen.
Work by Swedish research suggests that the grades of attractive female students are boosted by a “beauty premium” which they lost when classes moved online during lockdown, while the grades of attractive male students were unaffected.
A Christian preacher has been awarded £10,000 in damages by London’s Metropolitan Police for two wrongful arrests after she had complained to officers that she was facing threats and harassment by Islamists.
Christians who are caught “praying”, “reciting scripture”, or “crossing themselves” near an abortion centre could be sentenced to up to six months in jail in the United Kingdom.
White students have reportedly been banned from attending Black History Month events by the students union at Westminster University.
