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Here’s the result of the trans swimming ban: strife, with a big role for sports lawyers

This is just the beginning, as others sports review their eligibility criteria based on contested science, says Robin Moira White, a discrimination barrister

The Guardian - UK

Before the school shooting, Uvalde was known for a 1970 Hispanic student walkout. Its aging participants fear its spirit and memory are fading.

The Texas Tribune

Get up, walk the dog – my life is mundane, but because I’m gay Texas Republicans think I’m abnormal

The state party has unveiled a truly frightening official platform that rejects the result of the 2020 election, seeks to make racial discrimination legal and demonises LGBTQ+ people, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

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Facebook Agrees to Safeguards in Ad Discrimination Case

Facebook owner Meta has agreed to change its ad targeting technology and pay $115,000 to settle US government allegations the social media giant allowed discrimination in who saw housing advertisements, authorities said Tuesday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

My NBC News Article on Today's Supreme Court Ruling Barring Discrimination Against Religious Schools in Maine School Choice Program

The decision is an important victory for both the principle of nondiscrimination and parents and students seeking better educational opportunities.

Reason

To give schools real choice about secular school chaplains, latest change needs to go further

New federal Education Minister Jason Clare has announced a change to the National School Chaplaincy Program to allow schools to “choose” between having a religious chaplain and having a professionally qualified well-being worker.

The Conversation

Long Covid IS a disability, tribunal rules in landmark discrimination case

Terence Burke initially experienced mild coronavirus symptoms but soon suffered from fatigue and headaches that left him unable to attend his job as a caretaker at Turning Point Scotland

Daily Mirror

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In honor of Juneteenth, New York enacts John Lewis Voting Rights Act to combat suppression and discrimination

ALBANY, N.Y. — New York celebrated Juneteenth and paid tribute to the late civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis on Monday by enacting sweeping new voter protections.

Tribune News Service

Profs. Adam Candeub & Philip Hamburger on "The Common Carrier Cure for First Amendment Uncertainty"

An interesting new twist on the argument, which particularly focuses on how social media quasi-common-carrier regulations can fight governmental pressure on platforms to censor certain material; it reminded me of Ian Samuel's The New Writs of Assistance, which similarly argued that some Big Tech companies should be legally required to…

Reason

EXPLAINER: What is Title IX and what impact has it had?

Title IX is best known for its role in gender equity in athletics and sexual harassment on campuses

The Independent UK

Allison Bailey case is a microcosm of the wider debate about transgender rights

Barrister’s unlawful discrimination case sees levels of engagement rare for an employment tribunal

The Guardian - UK

Saturday's headlines: Irish bar in discrimination claim and Ed Sheeran congratulates couple

Here are the top headlines on the Daily Record website.

Daily Record

Irish bar in Scots city claims ‘discrimination’ after 75 noise complaints in two years

A representative for Connolly's Bar in Glasgow says residents cannot expect to wake up to the sound of 'sheep grazing' while living in a bustling city centre.

Daily Record

Glasgow Irish bar claims discrimination after 75 noise complaints in two years

The award-winning Connolly’s Bar on Bell Street was found to have breached an order that live music should stop at 11, but claimed neighbours were refusing to 'meet them halfway' over the issue.

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Mo'Nique settles 2019 discrimination lawsuit with Netflix

ATLANTA — Duluth resident and stand-up comic Mo'Nique has settled a 2019 discrimination lawsuit with Netflix where she argued she was given a low-ball offer by the streaming service in 2017 in part because she is a Black woman.

The Independent UK

PHOTO GALLERY: Celebrating the impact of Title IX

The impact of the 1972 Title IX law barring discrimination in educational programs that receive federal aid is vast, but it has been particularly influential in athletics.

Wales Online

Man told he was 'not getting any younger' when he was passed up for CEO job

However, Paul Rowan has lost an age discrimination case

Asharq Al-Awsat

Mo'Nique, Netflix Reportedly Settle Her Suit Alleging Bias

Mo'Nique and Netflix reportedly have settled her lawsuit that accused the streaming service of racial and sexual discrimination for allegedly making her a lowball offer for a proposed comedy special. The matter has been “amicably resolved,” Michael Parks, an attorney representing Mo'Nique in the suit, told The Hollywood Reporter, The…

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The Independent UK

Netflix ‘settles lawsuit with Mo’Nique’ after accusations of bias against Black women

Actor and comedian sued streaming platform in 2019 over allegations of racial and sexual discrimination

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: ‘Reparations’ is another word for investing in America’s future

The new Juneteenth federal holiday celebrates the emancipation of enslaved people in our nation. That did not, however, emancipate Black people from the economic impact of their enslavement. Emancipation was followed by a failed Reconstruction, a century of Jim Crow, separate-but-(not)-equal, institutional racism and discrimination — the consequences of which…

The Guardian - UK

Q&A: what is the Whyte review into gymnastics and what happens next?

The investigation into bullying, abuse and discrimination began two years ago after numerous British gymnasts spoke out

The Independent UK

Armed forces anti-bullying line receives 660 calls in 20 months

Labour shadow defence minister Stephanie Peacock said ‘personnel should not be experiencing such levels of bullying, harassment and discrimination’.

The Independent UK

Mo'Nique, Netflix reportedly settle her suit alleging bias

Mo'Nique and Netflix reportedly have settled her lawsuit that accused the streaming service of racial and sexual discrimination

ABC News

What is 'bulldozer justice'? Why Indian authorities are demolishing homes

The piece of heavy machinery has become a potent political symbol for Hindu nationalist politicians, but a source of fear for India's Muslims, who have been subjected to lynchings and discrimination.

The Hindu

Village sewage channeled into Dalit man’s fields

Officials rule out discrimination, says natural gradient for the sewage is towards his field

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