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Abzug was born Bella Savitzky in 1920 to Russian-Jewish immigrants in the Bronx. Upon graduating Hunter College with an ...
Wikimedia Commons/Digital Public Library of America The March on Washington, 1963 In less than three months, six civil rights ...
The feds claim schools can’t offer scholarships to the Dreamers.
Discrimination claims against the US Army by a former supervisor were properly dismissed, the Fourth Circuit said Monday.
The guidance reflects a key step in the administration’s broader strategy to root out DEI efforts in the private sector.
In 1977, Judy Heumann led a 26-day occupation of a federal building that pressured the government to enforce a key civil ...
Author Thomas Fellows spoke about a recent Supreme Court case, Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, which occurred in 2018. The case involved a same sex couple ...
Under new direction from the Trump administration, federal employees are being encouraged to take their faith out of the back rooms of secrecy and into the fluorescent halls of government. This policy ...
Opinion: Emory University law professor Michael Broyde says a memo highlighting the legal right to proselytize at work must ...
The National Urban League is fighting for the soul of America by defending the rights of Americans to protect themselves against predatory corporate practices, destructive environmental policies, ...
The past week marked a dramatic shift in Duke’s standoff with the Trump administration. Duke now faces two federal ...
While the 2025 Nevada legislative session opened with several ambitious bills aimed at employment practices, only a handful of relatively ...