The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

The new law, known as Senate Bill 1776, introduces stricter voting requirements, mandating election workers to verify citizenship documentation for voters in both state and federal elections.

Georgia Senate Bill 180 sparks debate on protecting religious rights while raising concerns about potential discrimination risks.

A redistricting commissioner quietly worked with the GOP to bring a lawsuit against voting maps he created

Tesla faces a class action lawsuit by 6,000 US workers alleging race discrimination. The outcome could impact workplace diversity and inclusion practices.

Illinois beauty company sued for disability discrimination after firing deaf worker on first day.

Union Government addresses caste and religion-based discrimination in prisons, urging States to amend discriminatory provisions for equality.

University of Hyderabad establishes transgender committee to address discrimination, with policy to be implemented by May 31.

Ozzy Osbourne criticizes Kanye West for unauthorized sample use, emphasizing anti-discrimination stance and ethical considerations in music.

Former President Trump has thrown his weight behind the state laws, decrying what he perceives as bias and discrimination by social media platforms.

From today's decision by Judge Joshua Wolson (E.D. Pa.) in Doe v. Temple Univ.: Courts are public. That's a foundational principle in American society. It means we give the public access to judicial records, we keep our courtrooms open for the public to watch the proceedings, and we require the…

Tamil Nadu Minister inaugurates free bus travel expansion for women in Nilgiris, sparking controversy over bus route discrimination.