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Marriott Sued After Black Guest Says Ohio Hotel Canceled Stay and Called Police

The case tests whether a 'no locals' rule can cross the line into illegal race discrimination.

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Birthright Citizenship Case Heads to Supreme Court as Legal Briefs Challenge Trump Order

Bristol Pastor Arrested Over Street Sermon as Police Cite Public Order Offence

Spain’s Supreme Court Affirms Hate-Crime Conviction for Racist Slur and Threats

Oni Releases 'First Freedom,' a Graphic Biography of Opal Lee

DOJ Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Baltimore Health Department’s Race-Segregated Trainings

EEOC Sues to Enforce Subpoena in Nike DEI Discrimination Probe

Minecraft Reups Free 'Good Trouble' DLC With Civil Rights Lessons, Drawing Online Backlash

Jharkhand High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail, Raps Police Over Alleged Boycott of Paharia Tribe

EEOC Rescinds 2024 Workplace Harassment Guidance in 2–1 Vote

Claudette Colvin, Pioneering Civil-Rights Figure Who Defied Bus Segregation at 15, Dies at 86

Claudette Colvin, Early Civil Rights Trailblazer Who Defied Bus Segregation at 15, Dies at 86

Alexandria Police Adopt Hate-Crime Policy After Grocery Store Assault

Cooper Union Settles Title VI Suit With Jewish Students, Agrees to Campus Reforms

Mavis Tire to Pay About $304,000 in EEOC Settlement Over Sabbath Hiring Discrimination

EEOC Guidance and DOL’s ‘Project Firewall’ Target Visa-Preference Hiring

Pomona College Settles Federal Antisemitism Complaint, Commits to Policy and Oversight Reforms

San Diego Sets $30 Million Settlement in Teen’s Police Shooting for Council Vote

DOL and EEOC Formalize Project Firewall Partnership to Step Up National Origin Bias Enforcement

Viola Ford Fletcher, Oldest Survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, Dies at 111