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“The impact of race-based hair discrimination can last a lifetime,” Carol Johnson, director of the Office of Civil Rights, said. City Council members voted unanimously to support the measure.
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The lawsuit marks the third time the Biden administration has targeted Texas over changes to political maps or voting laws.
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California's Department of Fair Employment and Housing said in a lawsuit filed Wednesday that Black employees at Tesla's Fremont plant in the state have faced racism and harassment.
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Magnolia ISD had initially suspended and even expelled some students for wearing long hair. As part of a settlement of a federal lawsuit, its school board voted Monday night to reverse its hair policy.
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Magnolia ISD will now allow boys and nonbinary students to wear their hair longer than the bottom of their ear and to fashion their hair in a ponytail or bun without fear of punishment.
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The lawsuit says the students suffered "severe, ongoing, and escalating harms" due to a district-wide policy prohibiting boys from having long hair.
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Para poder recibir miles de millones de dólares en asistencia federal, Capital Metro primero tendrá que cumplir con ciertos requisitos de derechos civiles. Varios activistas y académicos dicen que la agencia de transporte público aún no ha alcanzado esas metas de equidad racial.
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To qualify for billions in federal assistance, Capital Metro has to meet federal civil rights standards that activists and academics say fall short of achieving racial equity goals.
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Discrimination complaints at the Texas Workforce Commission can sit for a year or longer before getting investigated.
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Tampons and pads are no longer contraband at the upcoming bar exam for aspiring lawyers in Texas.Pausing a practice that critics called retrograde and…