Anti-discrimination ordinances aren't standard yet—they're a necessary but inadequate response to the absence of federal anti-discrimination law.
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The spokesperson said that advertisers are now required to certify that they are complying with Facebook's anti-discrimination policies and relevant anti-discrimination laws.
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Peratrovich and her husband rallied Natives to ensure the passage of the 1945 Anti-Discrimination Act, the first anti-discrimination law in the United States.
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Peratrovich was a key figure in the passing of the country's first anti-discrimination law, the Anti-Discrimination Act of 1945, which prohibited discrimination based on race in Alaska.
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The new rule would gut anti-discrimination protections in a "major and transformational way," Shiu, who is now an advisor for the Berkeley Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law, told Vox.
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It could decide whether Obamacare's anti-discrimination protections include LGBTQ people.
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The couple sued and won under a state anti discrimination law.
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Washington -- A ballot initiative would repeal the state's anti-discrimination law.
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The couple sued, claiming the bakery violated Colorado's anti-discrimination law.
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We worked with the LGBT community to pass anti-discrimination legislation.
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The new system would also require all advertisers that attempt to buy targeted advertising in the categories of concern to self-certify they are complying with Facebook's anti-discrimination policies and with "applicable anti-discrimination laws".
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We've also improved our certification systems, which requires advertisers to certify that they are complying with our anti-discrimination policies and all applicable anti-discrimination laws when running ads for housing, employment or credit opportunities on Facebook.
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She believes such practices should be banned by the anti-discrimination law.
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Historically, advocates say, HUD has done little to enforce anti-discrimination laws.
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The EEOC enforces federal anti-discrimination laws and can investigate employee complaints.
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To be fair, DeVos did come out as decidedly anti-discrimination personally.
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That would almost certainly violate anti-discrimination laws, at least in America.
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This line says a lot about Kavanaugh's skepticism for anti-discrimination laws.
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In one of the earliest of Ginsburg's anti-discrimination cases, Reed v.
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Providing clarity about anti-discrimination laws also benefits employers, landlords and businesses.
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So that's why you get, in 1955, the first anti-discrimination law.
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Pat McCrory, a Republican, violated the Constitution and federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Some states do provide such anti-discrimination protections, but most do not.
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Clarifying that for purposes of anti-discrimination provisions is entirely not problematic.
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Democrats have repeatedly slammed the Trump administration's handling of anti-discrimination laws.
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More than half of U.S. states lack explicit LGBT anti-discrimination protections.
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All advertisers creating related ads must certify compliance with anti-discrimination laws.
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The Ohio legislature is considering a new anti-discrimination law this week.
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Trump's Atlantic City ventures were also docked for violating anti-discrimination laws.
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The Obama administration's anti-discrimination protections were supposed to address the problem.
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It also keeps a section that blocks localities from passing anti-discrimination protections.
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The contract also includes specific anti-discrimination protections for transgender and immigrant employees.
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They could potentially undercut many of the foundations of America's anti-discrimination law.
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It overturns and bans cities' and counties' anti-discrimination laws for LGBTQ people.
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At stake is freedom of religion, small business rights, and anti-discrimination laws.
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Basically, he thinks anti-discrimination laws need to be state-wide, not local.
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Under anti-discrimination laws, federal officials said, sex includes a student's gender identity.
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The Nixon administration sued the Trumps in 1973 for breaking anti-discrimination laws.
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The law also prevents local cities from creating their own anti-discrimination ordinances.
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The Anti-Discrimination Center did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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While working at the United Nations, he is protected by anti-discrimination policies.
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An anti-discrimination law is a regulation not of expression, but of conduct.
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Senate Republicans have not always been so enthusiastic about toughening anti-discrimination enforcement.
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Again, Bendery in the Huffington Post: He hasn't just opposed anti-discrimination measures.
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The Art Ovation Hotel said all of its employees undergo anti-discrimination training.
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The Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency of Germany backed Ms. Merkel's change in approach.
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He could, for instance, urge Congress to pass a federal anti-discrimination bill.
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And the administration has made multiple efforts to roll back anti-discrimination protections.
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The university opened an investigation under Title IX, the federal anti-discrimination law.
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It also excludes gender identity and sexual orientation from statewide anti-discrimination protections.
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Because Massachusetts passed an anti-discrimination law that some say threatens public safety — and are now trying to overturn in a ballot initiative — the researchers zeroed in on restroom crime reports in the state before the anti-discrimination provision was adopted.
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Although it wouldn't change the vaguely discriminatory nature of this anti-discrimination law, Representative Kevin Engler attempted to amend the bill to add sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's existing anti-discrimination laws, The Kansas City Star reports.
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Gay rights advocates said that the moratorium on local anti-discrimination ordinances, combined with the absence of a statewide anti-discrimination law addressing sexual orientation and gender identity, would leave lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people at risk of continued discrimination.
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No one knows whether that would happen with anti-discrimination protection for gay people.
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Rather, it targets people who may use anti-discrimination laws as cover, she said.
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"We will continue to ensure anti-discrimination protections are in place for all Americans."
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The punishment was criticized by anti-discrimination groups, who said it was too lenient.
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Twenty-two states have anti-discrimination laws that, in some form, protect gay people.
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Lower courts, citing a state anti-discrimination law, ruled in favor of the couple.
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Lower courts ruled in favor of the couple, citing a state anti -discrimination law.
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They say they fail to ensure students have equal access to anti-discrimination policies.
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Anti-discrimination laws have been on a collision course with free speech for decades.
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Sadly, anti-discrimination laws have failed to change the attitudes of too many people.
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The U.S. Supreme Court later ruled the baker did not breach anti-discrimination laws.
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The move follows recommendations from Germany's Anti-Discrimination Agency which had commissioned a report.
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Of the 50 states, 21 including Colorado have anti-discrimination laws protecting gay people.
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Some religious groups have been trying to weaken anti-discrimination laws at every level.
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His administration is also dialing back its enforcement of anti-discrimination laws and regulations.
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"Alt-right" Twitter rival could lose domain for violating anti-discrimination laws https://t.
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His proposal for an anti-discrimination policy only increased the ire directed at him.
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Casper, the state's second-largest city, just passed an anti-discrimination bill in February.
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An anti-discrimination law, called the SOGIE bill, is currently under review in parliament.
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How to strengthen anti-discrimination laws and programs of uplift for young black males?
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Facebook defended the practice, but several experts questioned whether it violated anti-discrimination laws.
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And Missouri isn't alone; most states lack legal anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people.
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Unsurprisingly, during his tenure, Blankenstein quickly took steps to defang the bureau's anti-discrimination arm.
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They need to be mindful of sexual harassment, anti-discrimination laws, and other employment laws.
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Still, such an outcome would be no substitute for a well-functioning, anti-discrimination law.
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Many cities and states have specific anti-discrimination laws in place to protect trans workers.
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Addressing LGBTQ anti-discrimination policies and reversing the ban on transgender troops in the military.
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Some believe that anti-discrimination laws protecting the LGBTQ+ community infringe on people's religious freedom.
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Congress has devised a wide variety of limits and exceptions to the anti-discrimination statutes.
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Kavanaugh has repeatedly tried to limit the number of employees covered by anti-discrimination law.
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Patchy application erodes the efficacy of anti-discrimination law, but that apparently doesn't trouble DeVos.
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They have sent food to migrants in Calais and organised an anti-discrimination football tournament.
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And in April, it adopted an anti-discrimination measure for its evaluation of championship hosts.
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The rule is expected to weaken or eliminate an anti-discrimination provision enshrined in ObamaCare.
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Paid interns are already covered under the same anti-discrimination policies that cover federal employees.
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In addition, several anti-discrimination enforcement actions against auto lenders are pending at the bureau.
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The enforcement of voting rights and other anti-discrimination statutes, all fall under his purview.
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But it wasn't in the workplace, and she was not protected by anti-discrimination laws.
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Outside Mexico City, anti-discrimination laws don't prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender identity.
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"It is not an anti-discrimination clause; it is a happy-talk clause," he wrote.
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A quick-talking anti-discrimination lawyer, she has grown more accustomed to insult than praise.
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"The city&aposs anti-discrimination statute exempts any "religious corporation incorporated under the education law.
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The department argued that the issue is not covered by Title IX anti-discrimination laws.
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Nevertheless, the article minimizes the key point that Title IX is an anti-discrimination statute.
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Hong Kong doesn't protect its gay population through anti-discrimination laws, despite its development as a free economy separate from mainland China; in Taiwan and Macau, anti-discrimination laws plainly protect LGBTQ citizens from workplace discrimination, and those of the former extend to schools.
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In a statement provided to Recode by Airbnb (that you can read in full below), Holder says he's excited to develop a "world-class anti-discrimination policy": I'm looking forward to working with Airbnb to develop and implement a world-class anti-discrimination policy.
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Yet it's disturbing to see the bill's opponents challenge anti-discrimination principles to create an open field for B.D.S. "Anti-discrimination restrictions on government contractors are commonplace and a normal requirement for government funding" Eugene Kontorovich, a law professor at George Mason University, notes.
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An anti-discrimination law applies only to government employees, with some multinationals adopting their own codes.
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Before HB 2, Wallace said, local governments were allowed to institute their own anti-discrimination ordinances.
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Students there ended an eight-week occupation this month after administrators created an anti-discrimination organization.
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The Phoenix anti-discrimination ordinance prohibits businesses from discriminating based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Facebook has since been hit with a lawsuit accusing it of violating federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Rules have proliferated on equal pay, anti-discrimination, health and safety, and maternity and paternity leave.
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Its proposals include a shelter in Warsaw, anti-discrimination measures and more sex education in schools.
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And in Minnesota, anti-discrimination protections were extended to transgender people more than 20 years ago.
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On Wednesday, New York State Senator Jesse Hamilton announced his proposal for 911 Anti-Discrimination legislation.
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The law, passed Wednesday, overturns and bans cities' and counties' anti-discrimination laws for LGBTQ people.
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The AARP is arguing that wellness programs violate anti-discrimination laws that protect workers' medical information.
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In Massachusetts, a statewide vote will determine whether to keep anti-discrimination protections for transgender folks.
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This is actuarially "fair" but clearly not "fair" from a social, moral, or anti-discrimination perspective.
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Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson said he will continue to uphold the state's anti-discrimination laws.
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Alexei Smertin, the Russian Football Union's anti-discrimination inspector, attended and played in the first game.
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He also vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 13 which would have strengthened anti-discrimination laws.
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Under H.B. 2, North Carolina cities are banned from passing anti-discrimination measures to protect gays.
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It was originally shared on Twitter by CJ Werleman, who identifies as an anti-discrimination advocate.
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The bill would also stall the bureau's enforcement of anti-discrimination laws in the auto industry.
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Now the justices must take on a collision between first amendment freedoms and anti-discrimination laws.
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Cook is outspoken on a number of political issues, including LGBT rights and anti-discrimination legislation.
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Of the 50 states, 21 including Colorado and Oregon have anti-discrimination laws protecting gay people.
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Once passed, the Equality Act would provide full federal anti-discrimination protections for the L.G.B.T. community.
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The proposed rule is expected to roll back a controversial anti-discrimination provision buried within ObamaCare.
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It was part of a broader bill eliminating anti-discrimination protections for gay and transgender people.
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In Utah, anti-discrimination laws protect LGBT people in employment and housing but not public accommodations.
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New Hampshire and Wisconsin have anti-discrimination laws that cover sexual orientation but not gender identity.
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For more than 40 years, the public has supported anti-discrimination laws protecting the LGBT community.
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The EEOC enforces anti-discrimination law against private employers and adjudicates discrimination claims by federal employees.
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It also explicitly includes intersex persons within the definition of 'sex' in its anti-discrimination law.
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The developers are now suing the town for violating fair housing and other anti-discrimination laws.
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Pat McCrory (R) on Monday called on Congress to "bring clarity" to national anti-discrimination laws.
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On its website, people can sign a petition to bring anti-discrimination laws to their state.
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The impact of such a rule can cause harm beyond the removal of anti-discrimination protections.
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If we exempt Mr. Phillips, won't we have to exempt these people from anti-discrimination law?
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The developers are now suing the town for violating fair housing and other anti-discrimination laws.
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The bottom line: There are already challenges in applying anti-discrimination laws to AI-based determinations.
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Several federal agencies under the Obama administration interpreted their anti-discrimination statutes to cover gender identity.
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Even though the law created a statewide anti-discrimination policy, critics say it left gay, bisexual and transgender people worse off because it does not include specific protections based on sexual orientation or gender identity, and precludes towns and cities from passing their own anti-discrimination ordinances.
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CNN reached out to 20 law enforcement agencies in states with anti-discrimination policies covering gender identity.
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Would accommodating the occasional baker or florist unleash a flood of claims and defeat anti-discrimination protection?
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It is also adding educational resources for advertisers so they can further understand its anti-discrimination policies.
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It also introduced new prompts to remind advertisers about its anti-discrimination policies before they created campaigns.
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Halfway through the study, Airbnb introduced new anti-discrimination policies that guests were required to agree to.
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A good start would be to enforce anti-discrimination laws and to boost investment in child care.
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The ruling steered clear of endorsing religious-based exemptions to a wide-range of anti-discrimination laws.
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Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a proposal that would extend anti-discrimination laws to venture capital investment decisions.
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She has since testified in front of state legislators in support of similar statewide anti-discrimination bills.
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In general, most federal agencies under Obama have expanded their anti-discrimination laws to protect LGBTQ rights.
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We've also had a strong anti-discrimination policy, which provides more protection than required by the law.
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Female education, anti-discrimination suits and equal-rights rulings made son preference seem old-fashioned and unnecessary.
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When the genetic anti-discrimination bill was signed into law, testing was primarily limited to single genes.
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The ACLU said a ruling favoring Phillips could lead to other efforts to skirt anti-discrimination laws.
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The owners and staff of 11 businesses were subsequently required to undergo training in anti-discrimination laws.
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While the administration is effectively rolling back protections, Congress has stalled on strengthening our anti-discrimination laws.
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At the time, state officials will determine whether the district violated state and federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Republicans who voted for the anti-discrimination measure in 2015 but later opposed it, such as Rep.
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He noted that many states did not explicitly provide gay and transgender people with anti-discrimination protection.
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Two government divisions unsuccessfully tried to "secure Palantir's voluntary compliance" with anti-discrimination laws, the suit said.
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The anti-discrimination laws are meant to protect marginalized and underrepresented groups- not those who attack them.
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North Carolina's law bans anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people in private workplaces, housing, and public accommodations.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE to help steer its anti-discrimination policy.
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His bill would provide additional anti-discrimination protections for religious people and businesses opposed to gay marriage.
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The lawsuit seeks unspecified monetary damages and an injunction against Point72's violating state anti-discrimination laws.
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The vocal public debate around the case might suggest there's little common ground on anti-discrimination laws.
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LGBT rights are not covered in Japan's Equal Opportunity Act and there are no anti-discrimination laws.
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In some states, it is even illegal for local governments to pass or enforce anti-discrimination laws.
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Of the 50 states, 21 including Hawaii, Colorado and Oregon have anti-discrimination laws protecting gay people.
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For one thing, even if anti-discrimination rules lacks teeth, there's no other way to contest juror strikes.
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The law also bars local governments from enacting anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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" In March, Greitens called advocates for the anti-discrimination legislation protecting women and their reproductive choices "crazy liberals.
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" He called the law's bathroom provision a "distraction" and said the anti-discrimination protections were the "core issue.
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They live in the 21 states that have anti-discrimination laws that specifically include gay and lesbian people.
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This would be especially true in states that don't have their own explicit anti-discrimination laws, Tobin says.
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He called for reforming all criminal laws against same-sex relations and for establishing more anti-discrimination laws.
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He helped to save the anti-discrimination protections at the heart of the Fair Housing Act in 2015.
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During the closely watched case, the couple argued that Colorado's anti-discrimination law protects them from such discrimination.
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The law effectively blocks local governments from passing their own anti-discrimination ordinances that include those broader protections.
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And a bad anti-hacking law is preventing anti-discrimination researchers from doing important work—so they're suing.
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FOR the French left, SOS Racisme, an anti-discrimination group founded in the 1980s, is a cherished treasure.
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The law also prohibits local governments from enacting anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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The very simple idea of anti-discrimination is the very simple idea that has made America so great.
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But if the court concedes to Phillips, it will erode an already-spotty system of anti-discrimination protections.
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The court said the state's anti-discrimination law does not unduly burden the florist's free exercise of religion.
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Many of the existing bans came by way of public votes that were framed as anti-discrimination measures.
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We are essentially rolling back the clock on 40-plus years of anti-discrimination activity and settled law.
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Several cities in Arkansas passed anti-discrimination ordinances despite the state law that was meant to ban them.
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Instead, she continued to pursue anti-discrimination cases, and first appeared before the Supreme Court in Frontiero v.
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State and federal anti-discrimination laws protect women's choice to wear religious hairstyles and head coverings, Mitchell noted.
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The proposal seeks to roll back Obama-era protections that expanded anti-discrimination protections to include sexual orientation.
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Passed in March, the law also limits other anti-discrimination protections for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
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If a majority of voters indicate that they disapprove of the anti-discrimination measure, it will be reversed.
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Under the AHCA, that anti-discrimination provision can and will be waived at the request of state governments.
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Critics say some programs have violated anti-discrimination provisions under other laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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The characterization of sex as "internal sense of gender" is already spreading throughout federal agencies' anti-discrimination policies.
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France's 2013 anti-discrimination Lellouche law has been successfully applied to BDS groups seeking to damage Israel's economy.
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American courts have generally opted for a broad interpretation of the religious freedom exemption from anti-discrimination laws.
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The city responded that the agency was not entitled to rewrite government contracts to eliminate anti-discrimination clauses.
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But the court found that asking people to move because of their gender violated Israel's anti-discrimination codes.
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City of Philadelphia, No. 19-123, is the latest clash between anti-discrimination principles and claims of conscience.
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In its place, the HB 2 repeal prevented local jurisdictions from enacting such anti-discrimination measures until 2020.
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Angelo said that corporations have inclusive policies even in the states that do not have anti-discrimination laws.
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He'd expand the power of the Department of Education's civil rights office to investigate federal anti-discrimination laws.
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It ratified a U.N. rights treaty in 2014 and a new anti-discrimination law took effect in April.
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Under the Human Rights Law, New York City's expansive anti-discrimination law, the legal standard is significantly broader.
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They are protected by workplace anti-discrimination laws and have a federally backed right to form a union.
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The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee also weighed in with a message of solidarity with gay rights groups.
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North Korea frees three American hostages; Pakistan passes a sweeping anti-discrimination bill for the country's transgender population.
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"He may try to place abortion laws under the rubric of anti-discrimination laws" in the future, Levinson said.
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Enacting anti-discrimination laws As a gay woman, the fight to change laws and attitudes is also quite personal.
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Another feature of the law: It stops cities from passing anti-discrimination ordinances to protect gay and transgender identity.
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A copy of the draft legislation appears to do little to address the bathroom issue or anti-discrimination protections.
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The truth is, as many anti-discrimination laws California has to protect transgender rights, we're still not 13% there.
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But only 13 states and the District of Columbia have anti-discrimination laws on the books protecting transgender students.
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No bakery has to sell any particular product Importantly, the state's Anti-Discrimination Act isn't the All-Cakes Act.
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The crime rate is low, the population is healthy and happy, and anti-discrimination laws are stronger than most.
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Contrary to what some people have written, this engineer was not violating anti-discrimination laws by writing his memo.
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Regulations would then include a member protection policy dealing with gender equality, anti-discrimination and freedom from sexual abuse.
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The games were organized by anti-discrimination network FARE and the Civic Assistance Committee, which helps migrants and refugees.
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But Houston doesn't have anti-discrimination laws that protect people on the basis of gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Paul Ryan has already called for all House members and staff to undergo anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training.
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The compromise bill, however, drew scrutiny from some Democratic activists because it placed restrictions on local anti-discrimination ordinances.
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The bank is also the subject of several complaints that it violated federal fair housing and anti-discrimination laws.
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"Federal contractors are required to comply with all applicable anti-discrimination laws," said OFCCP acting Director Thomas M. Dowd.
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For the most part, the anti-discrimination bill is a useful bit of virtue-signalling by the political right.
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The legislature passed that measure in 2015 after initial attempts by Fayetteville to enact an anti-discrimination ordinance failed.
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Mr. Lehane said the company suspended, or in some cases permanently banned, those who violated its anti-discrimination policy.
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But it went much, much further than that supposed solution to a nonexistent problem, overriding local anti-discrimination statutes.
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Unlike other anti-discrimination laws, the ADA does not simply prohibit discriminatory actions based on a legally-protected characteristic.
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The United States has championed LGBT rights abroad, but it has not secured basic anti-discrimination protections at home.
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Her legal team initially asked the court to consider whether federal anti-discrimination law also applied to gender identity.
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The state sued him for violating its anti-discrimination law and wants to compel him to design that cake.
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Twenty-eight states don't have anti-discrimination laws for gay and lesbian Americans in situations like housing and employment.
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Comstock's measure requires members and staff to undergo anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training during each session of Congress.
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He praised work carried out in the last year by Alexei Smertin, the Russian Football Union's anti-discrimination inspector.
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We should enforce anti-discrimination laws to blunt the impact of legacy and modern racism on people of color.
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North Carolina passed a bill Thursday banning local governments from having to provide LGBT protections within anti-discrimination laws.
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Kelly has also expressed support for a statewide bill that would extended anti-discrimination protections to all LGBTQ Kansans.
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In response, Congress passed the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, which clarified that anti-discrimination laws applied institutionwide.
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"It's why we live in a democracy," said Samer Khalaf, the president of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
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The couple alleged that Mr. Phillips had violated state anti-discrimination law, and the Colorado Civil Rights Commission agreed.
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Ann Kathrin Sost of the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency said the men's main concern has been clearing their names.
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Ms. Bro had decided, she said, to hold a public service to amplify her daughter's message of anti-discrimination.
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Similar anti-discrimination agencies in other large U.S. cities do not provide the same visa certification, a spokesman said.
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Mr. Trump has sided with Mr. Obama — and with history and decency — by retaining the LGBTQ anti-discrimination order.
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It also nullifies local ordinances like the one passed in Charlotte that established anti-discrimination protections for L.G.B.T. people.
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But Rice also criticized Bloomberg for conflating several distinct anti-discrimination laws and blaming foreclosure victims for predatory tactics.
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The decision left unresolved the bigger question of whether certain businesses can claim religious exemptions from anti-discrimination laws.
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And conservative "red state" legislatures have moved aggressively to override LGBTQ anti-discrimination laws adopted by progressive "blue" cities.
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Conservative lawmakers in Texas used similar rhetoric last year to defeat a wide-ranging anti-discrimination measure in Houston.
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Net neutrality opponents believe that ruling provided a map for regulators to follow to establish legally sound anti-discrimination protections.
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The state and the couple sued Stutzman in 2013, alleging that she violated state anti-discrimination and consumer protection laws.
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The defendants' arguments would reopen long-settled legal arguments, potentially upending much of federal anti-discrimination law in the process.
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They need to enforce – and where necessary, strengthen – the anti-discrimination laws that are on the books but often ignored.
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In Britain, the self-employed have no entitlement to employment rights beyond basic health and safety and anti-discrimination laws.
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Yet, an exploitable workforce that can be hired without regard for anti-discrimination laws is exactly what some companies want.
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In 2011 the city council narrowly voted down an amendment to add LGBT status to its housing anti-discrimination statute.
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This argument has been used by some to claim that anti-discrimination laws can be repealed, as they are unnecessary.
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" The anti-discrimination group Kick it Out tweeted: "Disgraceful to hear racist chants directed at black @England players this evening.
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But the court stopped short of setting a major precedent allowing people to claim religious exemptions from anti-discrimination laws.
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"State laws that address anti-discrimination, fair lending, debt collection ... would also apply to special purpose national banks" Hubbard added.
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He anticipates Clarkston emulating the anti-discrimination ordinance passed in Charlotte that set off the current rumpus in North Carolina.
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The same distracting emphasis was deployed by conservatives in Houston to vote down a new anti-discrimination policy last year.
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Anti-discrimination laws in the United States rightly prevent airlines from hiring and firing on the basis of physical appearance.
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Although it's technically an anti-discrimination bill, SB43 would actually make it easier for workplace discrimination to happen in Missouri.
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State lawmakers also voted to prohibit local governments from enacting anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Vora added that Facebook would be expanding its previously tightened-up anti-discrimination policies to all types of Facebook ads.
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They can place some buffers between immigrants and U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and shore up state anti-discrimination law.
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But Columbus, which has long had an anti-discrimination ordinance, responded last fall by amending it to specifically include gays.
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The decree was the result of a legal settlement between the county and the Anti-Discrimination Center, a nonprofit group.
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Passing the long-stalled anti-discrimination bill would help reduce discrimination, create legal protections and compensation, and, hopefully, reduce misogyny.
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The law also blocks local governments from passing anti-discrimination ordinances that include protections based gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Louis C.K.'s behavior occurred (at least sometimes) in the workplace and might have been covered by anti-discrimination laws.
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Shake-ups are expected under Trump at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, or EEOC, which enforces federal anti-discrimination laws.
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"If these hospitals don't want to abide by the anti-discrimination rules, they don't have to take the federal funds."
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The law bans anti-discrimination measures that would protect people from being fired for their sexual orientation or gender presentation.
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But the state decided he had violated the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act by discriminating against people for their sexual orientation.
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The high-end retailer's executives and workers will be required to undergo anti-discrimination, diversity, inclusion, and racial equity training.
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The legislation, dubbed the CROWN Act, officially adds hair-based discrimination associated with race to the state's anti-discrimination law.
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North Carolina's HB 2 hearkened to a decades-long pattern of state legislatures seeking to block local anti-discrimination ordinances.
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Title VII is a powerful legal tool, especially in the majority of U.S. states without LGBT-inclusive anti-discrimination laws.
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"While we have strong anti-discrimination policies, we are glad we could resolve this matter with Ms. Bost," he said.
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Some states, including California, have passed bills adding discrimination based on hair associated with race to their anti-discrimination laws.
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But that doesn't give any of them the right to refuse service to people protected under an anti-discrimination law.
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The earlier law, known as House Bill 2, had removed anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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The Trump administration has shown interest in changing the Affordable Care Act's anti-discrimination rule, which specifically covers gender identity.
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He also joined the opposition in trying, and failing, to extend existing anti-discrimination laws to sexual and gender orientation.
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The law targets two anti-discrimination areas of US law that use antiquated language to describe racial or ethnic groups.
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Evans, in which Justice Kennedy's opinion invalidated Colorado's effort to exclude gays and lesbians from protection of anti-discrimination laws.
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They live in the less than two dozen states that have anti-discrimination laws that specifically include gay and lesbian people.
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The OFCCP is the office within the DOL that enforces equal pay and ensures government contractors comply with anti-discrimination regulation.
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Since assuming leadership of HUD last year, Carson has moved to deemphasize the importance of anti-discrimination work at the agency.
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Local governments would be prohibited from passing anti-discrimination ordinances that extended the protections to include gender identity and sexual orientation.
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But King's policy, which coupled strong enforcement of anti-discrimination laws with class-based affirmative action, does nothing of the sort.
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Rights groups criticized the NCAA for returning to North Carolina while its cities were still banned from passing anti-discrimination laws.
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Vox's German Lopez has written extensively on how LGBTQ advocacy groups and other anti-discrimination groups have responded to the case.
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The resolution also requires House offices to adopt an anti-harassment, anti-discrimination policy and establishes the Office of Employment Advocacy.
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On Wednesday, the state Senate passed House Bill 1319, which would add gender identity to the state's existing anti-discrimination laws.
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As Milk believed it would, this identity-based argument led to legal rights, from anti-discrimination legislation to same-sex marriage.
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Last year, after campaigning by Moore, Latta became the smallest municipality in the state to pass an LGBT anti-discrimination law.
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But if a US business uses a recruiter abroad to hire guest workers, it can skirt anti-discrimination laws with impunity.
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In response to Charlotte's anti-discrimination ordinance, which added protections for transgender people, North Carolina passed its now-famous "bathroom bill".
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Recently, RFRA-type laws have been used to shield members of the Christian majority from having to obey anti-discrimination laws.
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ARNE, YOU ARE A LEADER OF NOT JUST THE COMPANY, BUT YOU'RE A LEADER AND YOU'VE WRITTEN ON ANTI-DISCRIMINATION MEASURES.
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For example, employers must comply with anti-discrimination laws in hiring, regardless of whether they use algorithms to make those decisions.
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" DeVos replied that the "Office of Civil Rights and our Title IX (anti-discrimination) protections are broadly applicable across the board.
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Or, at least, the enforcement of the existing anti-discrimination legislation, passed in 2009, which seems to exist only on paper.
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Walmart denied the claims in both lawsuits and said its anti-discrimination policy has long listed pregnancy as a protected status.
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It motivates their opposition to anti-discrimination provisions and their ongoing fear-mongering about the First Amendment rights of Christian schools.
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In Kennedy's final weeks, the court punted on major decisions on partisan gerrymandering and religious-freedom exceptions to anti-discrimination laws.
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Rhode Island -- The state amended its anti-discrimination statutes in 2001 to prohibit discrimination in public accommodations based on gender identity.
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Mr. Holder will work with John Relman, a civil rights lawyer, to design Airbnb's new anti-discrimination policy, the company said.
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LGBT rights groups assailed the replacement bill, which will still prevent localities from enacting new anti-discrimination ordinances for several years.
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The proposal would roll back a rule implemented under the Obama administration that expanded anti-discrimination protections to include sexual orientation.
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All proceeds from the limited edition #IAmMoreThan Charity Nail Polish Set help advocate and educate anti-bullying and anti-discrimination initiatives.
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A trial judge previously denied the business owners' request for a preliminary injunction blocking the enforcement of Phoenix's anti-discrimination ordinance.
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In other words, the Trump administration believes that the country's most powerful federal anti-discrimination law doesn't apply to trans people.
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A new North Carolina law that denies anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ individuals has proven wildly unpopular since since N.C. Gov.
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The manager has been terminated for violating the franchisee's anti-discrimination policy, which is inclusive of gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Holder also was hired last summer by Airbnb to craft an anti-discrimination policy, so he has some Silicon Valley experience.
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Massachusetts passed the nation's first statewide vote on anti-discrimination protections for transgender people, prohibiting gender-based discrimination in public places.
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Following the onslaught of anti-discrimination litigation, Airbnb had not yet followed through on removing the listings of properties in settlements.
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Those closest to the issue know the health of organized labor and the enforcement of anti-discrimination protections are inextricably linked.
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The Democratic caucus is working on gun safety legislation, anti-discrimination measures, voting reforms and even ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment.
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The law – which repeals HB2 but restricts local anti-discrimination ordinances until 2020 – comes at a key time for the state.
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The baker sued the state, contending that applying the anti-discrimination law violated his constitutional freedoms of speech and religion. ADVERTISEMENT
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Leahy pressed Sessions on past remarks in which he seemed to question the need for anti-discrimination laws protecting LGBT people.
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It also has provisions restricting local governments from enacting their own anti-discrimination legislation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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But a leading activist said FIFA should have pushed Iranian authorities harder and sooner to adhere to its anti-discrimination rules.
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So it is possible that Mr. Payne-Elliott also qualifies as a minister and thus cannot bring an anti-discrimination suit.
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The state and the couple sued Stutzman in 2013, accusing her of violating the state anti-discrimination and consumer protection laws.
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The Colorado baker decision did not resolve the question of whether business owners can claim religious exemptions from anti-discrimination laws.
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While both oppose homosexuality, "the Catholic clergy tends to be less opposed to anti-discrimination statutes than the evangelical clergy," explains Corrales.
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Over 80% of the companies in the Fortune 500 have some sort of anti-discrimination policy that protects LGBTQ employees, Fidas says.
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In 28, the Anti-Discrimination Center, a nonprofit run by attorney Craig Gurian, sued Westchester County for unlawful use of HUD funds.
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Since he signed the rushed legislation banning local provisions providing anti-discrimination protections for LGBT individuals, McCrory has stubbornly defended the law.
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"For the driver and passenger community, we will monitor protests, provide safety alerts and enforce our Anti-Discrimination Policy," the email stated.
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Speaker Paul Ryan announced Tuesday that the House will implement new anti-sexual harassment and anti-discrimination training, mandatory for all employees.
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He wants to double funding for the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, for example, which enforces anti-discrimination laws in the workplace.
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Russia still lacks anti-discrimination legislation and the definition of extremist activity in its federal law "remains vague and broad", it said.
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Donald Trump recently cancelled a rule set by Barack Obama requiring large firms to provide more pay data to anti-discrimination regulators.
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The Supreme Court ruling stated the law was incompatible with European Union (EU) anti-discrimination laws and overturned it with immediate effect.
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The couple field a complaint with the Colorado Civil Rights Division which found that Phillips had violated the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act.
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" Read MoreChegg CEO: Why we oppose NC's anti-LGBT law He added that it was " ironic, because it's an anti-discrimination bill.
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Larry Lockman says climate deniers are in danger of seeing their free speech threatened and need legal protections from anti-discrimination laws.
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The couple filed a complaint with the Colorado Civil Rights Division, which found that Phillips had violated the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act.
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Speaker Ryan said "that the House will require anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training for all members and their staffs," AP reports.
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"We want to be counted in the census as Arab Americans," said Samer Khalaf, president of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
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Yesterday, Speaker Paul Ryan announced that the House will require anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training for all members and their staffs.
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Senate training: The Senate passed legislation last week requiring all senators and staff to go through anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training.
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Pat McCrory, signed an executive order last year expanding anti-discrimination protections for state employees to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
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People could take actions on the basis of their beliefs that would clearly fall foul of other anti-discrimination legislation, without consequences.
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The 85033th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday once again held that workplace anti-discrimination laws extend to protections for transgender workers.
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The law went so far as to forbid any municipality from instituting its own anti-discrimination protections, lest they contradict the state's.
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The Arkansas and Tennessee legislatures have passed laws that, like North Carolina's, ban local anti-discrimination ordinances that differ from state law.
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The couple filed a complaint with the Colorado Civil Rights Commission, which ruled in their favor, citing a state anti-discrimination law.
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The announcement comes as neighboring North Carolina has been taking heat over a new law that effectively blocks LGBT anti-discrimination efforts.
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This method of lawmaking forms the backbone of much of American labor, anti-discrimination, health care, and countless other areas of law.
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In other words, Colorado wanted to stop local anti-discrimination efforts much like the one in Charlotte that North Carolina just stopped.
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A team of three observers from the anti-discrimination FARE network would watch the behaviour of fans from both teams and neutrals.
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Sexual harassment in the workplace is a form of intentional discrimination that can trigger action under state or federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Even though the Supreme Court didn't take up the case, cities and states are starting to analyze their own anti-discrimination laws.
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"I'm looking forward to working with Airbnb to develop and implement a world-class anti-discrimination policy," Holder said in a statement.
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Hodges, the ruling that enshrined same-sex marriage into law, as well as the anti-discrimination laws protecting gay men and lesbians.
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Independent contractors are notoriously excluded from federal and state labor laws, including minimum wage laws, anti-discrimination measures, worker's compensation, and benefits.
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In 1945, their anti-discrimination bill was signed into law and entitled all Alaskans to "full and equal enjoyment" of public establishments.
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"Anti-Chinese sentiment has become quite strong," Aan Anshori, of the East Java Muslim Anti-Discrimination Network, told the New York Times.
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The Washington Supreme Court ruled that Ms. Stutzman had violated a state anti-discrimination law by refusing to provide the floral arrangement.
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The anti-discrimination watchdog found Florea infringed on the right to dignity of an ethnic minority and fined him 10,000 lei ($2,320).
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It is the part dealing with whether people can claim damages, not the portion dealing with limits on local anti-discrimination laws.
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The result has been a wave of legislation to expand voting access, add anti-discrimination rules and bolster protections for abortion rights.
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"The purpose of these resolutions is pressure for local government workers to cease all anti-discrimination and pro-equality measures," Gawron continued.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's immigration policies, a disclaimer noted the advertisement's funding source: an obscure anti-discrimination group called New Yorkers United Together.
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Like a number of other Democrats, Warren supports the Equality Act, which would explicitly add LGBTQ protections to federal anti-discrimination law.
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As the news spread, it drew mixed reactions from Jewish leaders and anti-discrimination groups who tried to make sense of it.
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US District Judge William Conley said in his order that the exclusion in state employee insurance plans violates federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Biel, concern whether school teachers with limited religious duties fall within the ministerial exemption — and thus are unprotected by anti-discrimination laws.
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The company would not say whether the absence of anti-discrimination laws on the books would be disqualifying for a city's chances.
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"This disappointing ruling weakens the guarantee of equality that is at the heart of the E.U.'s anti-discrimination directive," she said.
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Here's the national breakdown of anti-discrimination protections in the workplace according to the Human Rights Campaign: So it's not just Georgia.
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The Colorado Civil Rights Commission, along with the Colorado Court of Appeals, found that Phillips had violated the state's anti-discrimination laws.
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This is an essential distinction to understand, because it is easy to assume trans people are not protected by anti-discrimination laws.
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"Here, the Anti-Discrimination Act regulates conduct (discrimination in sales) regardless of whether, or what, it communicates," Craig and Mullins's attorneys wrote.
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"Creating an exemption from this basic principle for 'expressive' businesses would dramatically weaken anti-discrimination laws," the Colorado Civil Rights Commission argued.
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"Here, the Anti-Discrimination Act regulates conduct (discrimination in sales) regardless of whether, or what, it communicates," Craig and Mullins's attorneys write.
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"Creating an exemption from this basic principle for 'expressive' businesses would dramatically weaken anti-discrimination laws," the Colorado Civil Rights Commission argues.
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Further actions would be taken in 1973 and 843 to address anti-discrimination protections for people with disabilities and Vietnam veterans, respectively.
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Germany's anti-discrimination law applies only in cases of discrimination on the basis of race, ethnic background or religion, not citizenship, it said.
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He would back the Equality Act, which would codify anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ Americans in areas like health care, employment and housing.
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Many LGBT+ people still choose to remain in the closet even in countries with anti-discrimination laws, a survey earlier this year revealed.
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There are only a couple options here: Perhaps you think Title IX was always intended as an anti-discrimination law including gender identity.
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But governors, mayors and other elected leaders can lead the way in enacting anti-discrimination laws like Delaware's that explicitly protect LGBT people.
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Last fall, the AARP sued over the ruling, arguing that the wellness programs violated anti-discrimination laws meant to protect workers' medical information.
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The Times points out, however, that Exxon has been criticized for its failure to readily adopt anti-discrimination policies protecting gay employees. 3.
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Go deeper: Trump's DOJ weighs cutting of anti-discrimination regulations Meet the Obama environmental policies Trump isn't rolling back Trump's Big Tech contradictions
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It said Germany's anti-discrimination law applied only in cases of discrimination on the basis of race, ethnic background or religion, not citizenship.
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Last November, Houston voters repealed an anti-discrimination law after opponents made fears related to bathroom access a central part of their campaign.
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They have exempted schools from anti-discrimination rules pertaining to employment, admissions, housing and the provision of facilities like restrooms and locker rooms.
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Holly Mitchell, will update California's anti-discrimination laws, making sure the definition of "race" includes "traits historically associated with race," according to CNN.
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Airbnb committed to its anti-discrimination policy following allegations of racism that culminated in the 2016 hiring of former Attorney General Eric Holder.
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Enforcement of anti-discrimination laws during the 1960s played a critical role in reducing, but not eliminating, racial discrimination in employment and pay.
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The Obama administration sued companies for violating the Immigration and Nationality Act's anti-discrimination provisions, including businesses that favored foreigners over U.S. workers.
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The ADEA's anti-discrimination language originally matched that of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which covers race, gender, color, religion and national origin.
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On his 2000 congressional campaign website, he promised to oppose same-sex marriage and gut the anti-discrimination laws that protect gay people.
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In case you were wondering (because we were) the U.S. does have a similar anti-discrimination law for people living with HIV/AIDs.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE is advising Airbnb on its anti-discrimination policy, the company said on Wednesday.
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Mullins and Craig filed a complaint with the Colorado Civil Rights Commission, which ruled in their favor, citing a state anti-discrimination law.
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Although Hungary passed anti-discrimination laws in order to join the European Union, legal tolerance is undercut by prejudice and intensifying anti-Semitism.
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" Donald Williams, the district associate superintendent of communications, told the paper that the anti-discrimination policy "covers all employees, including the LGBT community.
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Now, with bipartisan majorities forming around amendments like anti-discrimination legislation for gay men and lesbians, some House Republicans are having second thoughts.
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But a fair-housing group, the Anti-Discrimination Center, challenged that policy in a federal lawsuit last year, contending that it perpetuates segregation.
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The justices announced earlier this year that they will hear arguments on whether anti-discrimination laws apply to LGBT people in the workplace.
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Powar said Russian football clubs and the Russian Football Union have taken their anti-discrimination work more seriously ahead of the World Cup.
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The ruling contradicted the Department of Justice's interpretation that civil rights laws are independent and compliance should be evaluated with anti-discrimination requirements.
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The Russian Football Union's anti-discrimination inspector has said the World Cup is a chance for Russia to show how open it is.
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The incident comes as states including California have passed bills adding discrimination based on hair associated with race to their anti-discrimination laws.
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And it served as a model for other anti-discrimination measures such as the Americans With Disabilities Act and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act.
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In 2015, Houston voters repealed a citywide anti-discrimination ordinance protecting gender identity in public accommodations; this year, Anchorage voted to retain theirs.
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The new law supersedes any anti-discrimination ordinances at the local level — such as the one recently passed by the city of Charlotte.
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They also can file complaints with state agencies that enforce anti-discrimination laws, so the EEOC's numbers do not provide a full picture.
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If it's not technically a credit product, then they're not subject to the same anti-discrimination practices that credit products are subject to.
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Exxon Mobil investors – including BlackRock – repeatedly rejected a shareholder proposal to explicitly mention sexual orientation and gender identity in its anti-discrimination policy.
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" Anti-Racist Action, founded in 1988, is an anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-homophobic, anti-discrimination group, which wants "a free classless society.
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California's Crown Act would amend California's anti-discrimination laws to clarify that natural hairstyles are considered a protected racial trait under state law.
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In March, HB2 was officially repealed in favor of HB142, which still enacted the ban on local anti-discrimination laws for three years.
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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky announced the hire in a blog post today, along with several other details about the company's anti-discrimination work.
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Additionally, the law contains provisions that restrict local governments from enacting their own anti-discrimination legislation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
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We measure inclusiveness by looking at statewide anti-discrimination protections, as well as the ability of local jurisdictions to set their own standards.
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Breaking survey responses down by participants' faith, analysts found majority support for anti-discrimination measures for L.G.B.T. people from every major religious group.
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At the company's annual OpenAir conference in June, Chesky and other Airbnb execs publicly committed themselves to completely reexamining Airbnb's anti-discrimination policies.
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Today, 11 bars and clubs are undergoing anti-discrimination training after a subsequently-commissioned study showed how rampant discrimination was in the city.
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Wrong. The fact is, millions of people working in the United States are not protected by Title VII, the federal anti-discrimination law.
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The Obama administration issued guidance Tuesday to help federal agencies comply with anti-discrimination laws when providing emergency preparedness, response and recovery services.
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Some scholars have suggested that its functions can be divided into "anti-discrimination" and "integration," with the two goals working at cross purposes.
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The New England Venture Capital Association, a trade group, last week invited its members to sign an anti-discrimination and sexual harassment statement.
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In the State Legislature, starting in the mid-1990s, he led the fight for a statewide anti-discrimination law, which bears his name.
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Although it violates federal anti-discrimination law, many schools continue to have gendered dress codes for prom, graduation, yearbook photos, or everyday attire.
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A recent New York Times report of an administration proposal to exclude transgender people from anti-discrimination laws stoked fears of more losses.
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Warbelow said that is good news for transgender students claiming they should also be protected under Title IX anti-discrimination laws in education.
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But that discourse needs to work alongside the principles of equal employment found in our Code of Conduct, policies and anti-discrimination laws.
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That claim is potentially quite radical, and it could lead to many employers gaining a broad new right to ignore anti-discrimination laws.
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And it could probably also claim immunity to state anti-discrimination laws if its home office fired a direct employee for being gay.
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Now it's North Carolina that is banned, because of a law that curbs anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Earlier this month, during a private discussion within the caucus on the anti-discrimination resolution, Pelosi addressed "internal issues" their party was having.
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Federal anti-discrimination policy will take a hit, but most of the Obama administration's gains in this area are likely to be preserved.
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Blatt's case differs from other anti-discrimination laws, because it treats gender dysphoria as a medical condition to protect trans people from discrimination.
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"Airbnb can say it doesn't condone racism and even has an anti-discrimination policy, but right now that policy doesn't have teeth if the company is legally insulated from having to comply with the same anti-discrimination laws that real estate brokers must comply with," said Jamila Jefferson-Jones, an associate professor of law at the University of Missouri, Kansas City.
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Last month, nearly 200 organizations, led by the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), asked Obama to abolish the program before he leaves office.
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The survey, conducted by UCLA's Williams Institute in 2013 before the nation's capital passed anti-discrimination protections, built on previous research with similar outcomes.
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Maine&aposs highest court ruled in 2014 that school officials violated state anti-discrimination law when they required her to use a staff restroom.
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The University is firmly committed to fostering a supportive and safe learning and working environment and to full compliance with all anti-discrimination laws.
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The U.S. Supreme Court this week sidestepped a major ruling on whether transgender students are entitled to bathroom choice under federal anti-discrimination law.
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Harris' policy proposal also aims to prevent discrimination in home sales, rentals and loans by promising to strengthen and strictly enforce anti-discrimination laws.
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By the end of the year, UCSF's investigation did not find evidence that Glantz had violated its anti-discrimination policies, according to the report.
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Francisco argued that if the court takes up the case, the transgender employee should lose, because anti-discrimination law does not cover gender identity.
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North Carolina's ban on anti-discrimination laws that allowed transgender people to use the restroom aligned with their gender identity has been widely criticized.
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It may on the surface appear to be a thorny gray area, given Airbnb is a housing platform subject to specific anti-discrimination laws.
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The miniature culture wars fought between cities and states—such as North Carolina's tussle with Charlotte over its anti-discrimination rules—are well known.
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The law requires people to use the bathroom that corresponds to their gender at birth and prevents local governments from passing anti-discrimination ordinances.
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Nevertheless, the effect of the exemption is to permit small firms to discriminate, unless they are subject to state or local anti-discrimination laws.
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The law was amended so that it could not be used to override current and future civil rights protections, including local anti-discrimination ordinances.
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Ms Kagan told Neal Katyal, the lawyer for the banks, that the FHA is "a very peculiar and distinctive kind of anti-discrimination statute".
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The ADF&aposs Campbell said even with the current justices, he holds out some hope that the court would not extend anti-discrimination protections.
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Rashad Robinson, executive director of anti-discrimination organization Color of Change, called Airbnb's plans a victory for activists and individuals who sparked the protests.
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In terms of game balance, what's the difference between a 43 percent probability, or a 43.253 percent probability sourced from an anti-discrimination study?
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"Any kind of discrimination is not acceptable at any workplace or schools," he said, calling for anti-discrimination law to be enacted in Myanmar.
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Only after the city of Charlotte unanimously voted to reverse an anti-discrimination ordinance that protected LGBTQ rights within the city Monday did Gov.
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Whatever the public opinion at the moment, I think the most important next step is that we get comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation in Romania.
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In which other areas there's still work needs to be done to help the LGBTQ+ community, other than enacting this federal anti-discrimination law?
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It agreed to implement new policies such as creating a 24-hour complaint hotline and publicly posting anti-discrimination policies, according to the EEOC.
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It also bans cities in the state from passing their own anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people until 2020.
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Per the new directive, simply claiming that something or someone violated an employer's faith would be enough to override any existing anti-discrimination protections.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will no longer have enforcement powers when pursuing anti-discrimination cases made against financial firms, the Washington Post reports.
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The American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee also formed a partnership with the Council of American Islamic Relations, an anti-Israel group, several years ago.
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One of HUD's central responsibilities is to implement the Fair Housing Act, the landmark anti-discrimination law that turns 50 years old in 2018.
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Masterpiece centers on a baker's assertion that he deserves an exemption from a local anti-discrimination ordinance that requires him to serve LGBT people.
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For example, churches don't pay many taxes, and they're exempt from certain anti-discrimination laws when it comes to things like hiring clergy members.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, in which a Colorado baker is seeking exemption from a generally applicable anti-discrimination law because of his religious views.
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In the lawsuit, led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the states argue the administration is trying circumvent Congress and rewrite anti-discrimination laws.
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The law bars states and counties from enacting anti-discrimination measures and mandates that transgender people use the bathrooms that match their biological sex.
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Fairbanks Mayor Jim Matherly (R), who oversees Alaska's second-largest city, vetoed legislation Friday that would grant anti-discrimination protections to the LGBTQ community.
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The House of Representatives will vote next week on whether to require anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training for all members and their staff.
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Pat McCrory and limiting anti-discrimination protections for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people, it will not schedule championship tournament games in that state.
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Patrice Ficklin, director of the CFPB fair lending office, said she could no longer trust Blankenstein to carry out the bureau's anti-discrimination mission.
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FIFA will place anti-discrimination observers will be in stadiums to spot incidents, something which was first tested at the Confederations Cup this year.
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Harvard receives federal financial assistance and is thus covered by the anti-discrimination provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan announced that the House will require all members and their staffs to participate in anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training.
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All five conservatives on the bench come out of a conservative legal movement that was formed in part to strike down anti-discrimination laws.
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The case is U.S. ex rel Anti-Discrimination Center of Metro New York Inc v Westchester County, 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Nos.
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Professor Skinner-Thompson said that holding companies like CVS accountable to anti-discrimination policies in high-profile instances helps further the L.G.B.T.Q. rights movement.
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In 1982 it passed the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a major anti-discrimination law that enshrined multiculturalism as an essentially constitutional value.
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She helped found a group called Working Women United, which would present some of the first anti-discrimination arguments using the term sexual harassment.
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All of this data can be used to exclude people from credit, jobs, housing and health care in ways that circumvent anti-discrimination laws.
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Craig and Mullen were denied service on the basis of their identity as a gay couple, a class protected under the anti-discrimination statute.
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Most education departments let individual schools determine dress code, though they usually have a provision that the guidelines must comply with anti-discrimination policies.
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Florida does not regulate sober homes, and federal disability and housing anti-discrimination laws offer strong protections to recovering addicts who live in them.
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But the aggregate effect of this litigation strategy has ripple effects we have not yet wrestled with or connected to broader anti-discrimination efforts.
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Women are speaking out for equal pay measures, along with other economic security, health care and anti-discrimination policies, with increasing urgency and frequency.
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In 2017, legislation to enact partial or comprehensive anti-discrimination protections was introduced in 24 states — but did not pass in any of them.
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For liberals, recent religious establishment cases now threaten to dismantle anti-discrimination rules which protect African Americans, women, gays and minority faiths from discrimination.
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The office is working to implement anti-discrimination training for drivers and is encouraging passengers to file complaints with the commission when denied service.
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Bioethicist Charles Dupras and his colleagues at McGill University in Montreal examined genetic anti-discrimination laws and found most would not apply to epigenetics.
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On Wednesday, it rescinded a directive that gave anti-discrimination protection to transgender students and allowed them to use the bathroom of their choice.
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Under current law, independent contractors are not covered by federal anti-discrimination protections such as for race, gender, age and religion like traditional employees.
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One by one, cities repealed those anti-discrimination ordinances, and lesbians and gay men in certain fields, like teaching, began to lose their jobs.
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In response, officials took steps to work with L.G.B.T. residents on passing an anti-discrimination policy and declared Sandusky a welcoming city for immigrants.
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He's loosened restrictions and dropped sanctions on predatory payday lenders, weakened the bureau's anti-discrimination efforts, and even sought to change the agency's acronym.
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How can you include women without talking about the gender pay gap, or LGBTQ Americans without addressing the lack of federal anti-discrimination laws?
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Lawyers at the Department of Justice have framed the rules as non-binding guidelines that conform with anti-discrimination laws already on the books.
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In this year's Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling, the Court opened a new front, arguing that the First Amendment limited states' ability to enact anti-discrimination laws.
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His administration has also scaled back some workplace protections for LGBTQ+ people and argued that a federal anti-discrimination law would not protect LGBTQ+ employees.
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The facts: Anti-discrimination protections covering gender identity have been around for years, and there is no evidence they lead to attacks in public facilities.
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CNN found one case of a Seattle man who allegedly undressed in a women's locker room in 2016, citing Washington's anti-discrimination law as motivation.
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Alex Bernabe, founder of Igualdad in Bolivia, says even though there have been some strides in creating anti-discrimination laws, those are not always enforced.
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Human rights activists have suggested stronger anti-discrimination legislation, but that may not be effective, warned Eugene Tan, associate law professor at Singapore Management University.
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They are known for their work toward marriage equality, adoption rights for queer families, and HIV/AIDS advocacy, in addition to fighting anti-discrimination laws.
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Current Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts, who pressed since taking office to get the anti-discrimination ordinance approved, said she was appalled by the legislature's actions.
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Switzerland voted in a Sunday referendum in favor of an amendment adding sexual orientation to the list of characteristics protected under its anti-discrimination laws.
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The company defended the use of its so-called "ethic affinities" categories for ad targeting in a statement denouncing the anti-discrimination lawsuit it faced.
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California is one of only a handful of states that has anti-discrimination laws requiring health insurance companies to provide coverage for gender-affirming surgeries.
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In April, a federal appeals court sided with a transgender male student -- Gavin Grimm-- who argued that the school's policy violated federal anti discrimination law.
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Vazquez offered help to other LGBT teachers who fear also losing their jobs, since sexual orientation is not covered by several state anti-discrimination laws.
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Conversion Therapy is banned in Toledo, and there are anti-discrimination protections, according to SeniorAdvice, like equal employment opportunity laws and housing non-discrimination laws.
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He says he will also strengthen anti-discrimination laws in order to prevent gender and sexual-identity discrimination, as well as discrimination against pregnant workers.
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Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, addressing Wednesday's conference separately, backed Erdan's call to boycott Airbnb and suggested Israel also deploy its own anti-discrimination laws.
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Joel McHale has joined many other notable names in protesting North Carolina's recently passed HB2 law, which prohibits local governments from enacting anti-discrimination measures.
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Sexwale, invited to serve on FIFA's anti-racism and anti-discrimination committee by Blatter, was a member of South Africa's 2010 World Cup organizing committee.
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It agreed to implement new policies such as creating a 24-hour complaint hot line and publicly posting anti-discrimination policies, according to the EEOC.
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Since then, Ara Art have held three more conferences, focusing on ways in which activists can push for changes to their country's anti-discrimination laws.
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Transgender Americans had thought they'd be ringing in the new year with an assured entitlement to healthcare under a new anti-discrimination provision of Obamacare.
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Well, this is a new one: A state lawmaker in Maine wants you to believe that climate change deniers deserve protection under anti-discrimination laws.
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"The House Republicans should be doing what the American people want, and more than 70 percent of Americans actually support anti-discrimination laws," Stacy says.
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The nation's highest court said the baker's religious rights were violated when a state Civil Rights Commission decided he had broken Colorado's anti-discrimination law.
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The union's original lawsuit filed in December on behalf of older workers in San Francisco federal court alleged violations of various states' anti-discrimination laws.
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While UNC-Chapel Hill's anti-discrimination laws (which cover gender identity and sexual orientation) as an employer are still intact, they don't cover bathroom usage.
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Previous ruling The couple filed a complaint with the Colorado Civil Rights division, which ruled in favor of them citing a state anti-discrimination law.
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Firms also need to prove their commitment to inclusion with anti-discrimination policies, benefits for LGBT+ partners and by addressing pay gaps, business experts said.
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The suit claims the hospital violated anti-discrimination provisions in federal and state laws, including the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
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Some states and municipalities have passed anti-discrimination ordinances that expressly protect LGBT people, and those laws are subject to frequent challenge by conservative Christians.
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Court watchers say the court could use this case to squarely resolve the religious liberty and anti-discrimination claims raised in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case.
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For example, Oscar Health offers plans with exclusions for gender-affirming care in Texas and Ohio, states without anti-discrimination policies that cover gender identity.
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The North Carolina law created a mandatory statewide anti-discrimination policy, but it did not include specific protections based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
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At the same time, under European Union pressure, Georgia has adopted anti-discrimination laws that explicitly forbid the discrimination against people based on sexual orientation.
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If religious motivation exempts businesses from anti-discrimination laws, the government could do nothing to protect Americans from the "harms of invidious discrimination," they say.
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The North Carolina law prohibits people from using bathrooms that don't match their biological sex and bans municipalities from creating their own anti-discrimination policies.
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As she looked at the state figures, she pointed to North Carolina, currently ground zero for contested legislation about bathroom accessibility and anti-discrimination policies.
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People with disabilities have long suffered shame and stigma in Japan, although anti-discrimination efforts have gathered pace since a law took effect in 2016.
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"But that discourse needs to work alongside the principles of equal employment found in our Code of Conduct, policies, and anti-discrimination laws," she added.
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FIFA said that, for the first time in the tournament's 88-year history, there would be a dedicated anti-discrimination monitoring system at each match.
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But the justices did not issue a definitive ruling on the circumstances under which people can seek exemptions from anti-discrimination laws based on religion.
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While the federal courts generally view afros as a racial trait protected by anti-discrimination laws, they don't view other natural black hairstyles that way.
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On Monday, New York State Assemblywoman Nily Rozic, a Democrat from Queens, announced she would introduce an amendment to the state's current anti-discrimination laws.
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Georgia has passed anti-discrimination laws in an effort to move closer to the European Union, but homophobia remains widespread, LGBT+ rights groups have said.
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Jennifer Bendery reported for the Huffington Post: McCrory has rejected LGBT anti-discrimination measures every chance he's had in his 25 years in public office.
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The justices are also weighing the legality of the Obama-era DACA immigration program and whether LGBT workers are protected by federal anti-discrimination law.
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The attorney general's subpoena seeks information about the business's organizational structure, personnel files, anti-discrimination policies and procedures for handling discrimination complaints and maternity leave.
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They're using Title IX, an anti-discrimination law enacted in 1972, to file lawsuits against universities and formal complaints with the federal Department of Education.
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The bill would prohibit cities, counties and school districts from passing anti-discrimination measures to protect any class of people already protected under state law.
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The Trump administration appears poised to roll back ObamaCare's anti-discrimination protections for transgender patients, a move that has activist groups girding for a fight.
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"Anti-Chinese sentiment has become quite strong," said Aan Anshori, a coordinator at the East Java Muslim Anti-Discrimination Network, which opposed covering the statue.
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Washington (CNN)The Department of Housing and Urban Development is looking to remove anti-discrimination language from its mission statement, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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The humiliation that Ms. Gonzales says she endured at the hotel and that many endure every day cannot be resolved by anti-discrimination legislation alone.
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It also prohibits localities and schools from adopting anti-discrimination policies that allow transgender people to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
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An attorney for the city of Phoenix told the Arizona Republic that the ruling is narrow and does not strike down Phoenix's anti-discrimination law.
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In a spate of recent rulings, district and circuit courts have held that anti-discrimination laws in education and employment extend protections to transgender people.
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President Trump issued new guidelines to rescind anti-discrimination protections for transgender students, overruling his education secretary, who had pushed to keep them in place.
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Citing anti-discrimination laws designed to "prevent and prohibit hate speech", Home Affairs minister Malusi Gigaba told a media briefing he was banning Anderson indefinitely.
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That would not have been so if the Supreme Court had applied the same anti-discrimination standard in Masterpiece Cakeshop and the travel-ban case.
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As a young man, Mr. Biden took part in anti-discrimination sit-ins in Delaware and supported public housing while serving in local elected office.
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LGBT groups don't like the deal because it leaves bathroom regulations under state control and bans cities from passing their own anti-discrimination laws until 2020.
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Nineteen incidents of abusive chants were recorded this season, according to an annual report from the anti-discrimination Fare Network and the Moscow-based Sova Center.
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After Gartner filed the complaints, the city's human resources department investigated, but found insufficient evidence of violations to the city's anti-discrimination, retaliation or harassment policies.
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And she rejected a Trump administration effort to roll back anti-discrimination health care provisions for transgender Americans and Americans who have previously undergone an abortion.
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Civil rights lawyers told the Boston Globe that the ban on men would probably conflict with Massachusetts anti-discrimination laws, especially when it comes to hiring.
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The paper may yet be seized on by those who are keen to root out "political correctness" and are perennially unhappy with current anti-discrimination laws.
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Texas is also among the least inclusive states in the nation; it is one of only five states with no anti-discrimination laws for public facilities.
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Fully 75 percent of people surveyed said they support anti-discrimination protections for transgender people, and 39 percent said they strongly oppose laws like North Carolina's.
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Airbnb's Community Commitment is the anti-discrimination policy, first published last October, that it now makes every host and guest sign prior to using the platform.
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For starters, it's up for debate whether social networking apps like Bumble can be classified as a public accommodation, which are subject to anti-discrimination laws.
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The case made it to the Supreme Court of Maine, where the court ruled that Maines' rights had been violated under the state's anti-discrimination law.
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Civil rights lawyers told the "Boston Globe" that the ban on men would probably conflict with Massachusetts anti-discrimination laws, especially when it comes to hiring.
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The state could have halted part or all of its funding for the school district if there was a determination it had violated anti-discrimination laws.
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In a similar case brought by Georgia against Russia, also based on the anti-discrimination treaty, the court found in 2011 that it had no jurisdiction.
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Grimm's lawyers say the policy violates an anti-discrimination law and told the court that it should allow the lower court order to remain in place.
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The NRA is running an advertisement campaign criticizing Citi and Bank of America online, adding that Citi may be encouraging retailers to violate anti-discrimination laws.
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Lockman, along with the cosponsors of his new bill, are seeking to add climate deniers to the list of protected people under state anti-discrimination laws.
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Earlier this year, the company announced it would review its anti-discrimination policies in response to users talking on social media about their experiences with racism.
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The country has passed anti-discrimination laws in an effort to move closer to the European Union, but homophobia remains widespread, LGBT+ rights groups have said.
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House training: House Speaker Paul Ryan also announced on Wednesday that all House members and staff will have to complete anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training.
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The Alliance Defending Freedom and other prominent organizations have been focused primarily on undermining local and state anti-discrimination laws that include protections for LGBT people.
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The company has responded that it will bolster its anti-discrimination efforts and draw on its technological expertise to build tools to deal with the issue.
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In April, it posted a billboard in North Carolina responding to the state's HB2 law striking down anti-discrimination legislation extending rights to the LGBT community.
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Opposition parties called on the government to explain its funding program, while rightist leader Giorgia Meloni said the anti-discrimination office (UNAR) should be shut immediately.
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Firms that hold 85033 or fewer mortgages a year will no longer have to report some home loan data to federal regulators under anti-discrimination laws.
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They hew closely to the bulk of anti-discrimination laws, which, even though they make some mention of impact, were written to punish overt, individual acts.
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This account of the author's struggle with epileptic seizures as a young man merges elements of medical drama, anti-discrimination fable, and coming-of-age memoir.
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Among the other changes is a new full-time anti-discrimination team of engineers, data scientists and researchers, whose job includes discerning patterns of host behavior.
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At least 72 other countries have advanced human rights by adopting similar anti-discrimination protections, including the overwhelming majority of countries in Europe and the Americas.
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Right now, Comcast is defending against an anti-discrimination lawsuit by asserting its First Amendment right to reject programs that African American–owned media companies created.
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And in 2012, ABC defended its First Amendment right to exclude African Americans from "The Bachelorette" when it was sued for violating an anti-discrimination law.
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Without guarantees of rental equality and enforceable anti-discrimination policies to govern landlords, this predatory displacement masked as redevelopment unbinds family arrangements and exacerbates economic insecurity.
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The Colorado Civil Rights Commission found that the baker had violated the state's anti-discrimination law by refusing serve the couple because of their sexual orientation.
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And in 21877 it struck down the anti-discrimination provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 21883—Congress's last attempt to address civil rights until 21890.
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The administration proposed last month to roll back a rule implemented under the Obama administration that expanded anti-discrimination protections to include sexual orientation (The Hill).
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An arbitration agreement that instructed the arbitrator to discriminate against women would not be enforceable, for example, because it violates state and federal anti-discrimination law.
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Some people presume anti-discrimination legislation, equal pay, and ensuring motherhood is not a barrier to workforce participation are all that's needed to achieve gender equality.
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Alexei Smertin, the Russian Football Union's anti-discrimination inspector, said global soccer's governing body had informed it about the launch of an investigation into the incident.
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For decades, the Department of Justice has been a key ally in protecting our most fundamental rights including voting rights, anti-discrimination protections, and due process.
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Voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved the Question 28503 ballot initiative to keep the current wording of the state's anti-discrimination statute, according to news website MassLive.
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Mr. Leman, who was serving on the government's anti-discrimination commission, filed a lawsuit accusing the Islamic Center of promoting anti-Semitic and anti-American views.
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"Going forward, the House will adopt a policy of mandatory anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training for all Members and staff," Ryan said in a statement.
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That's deeply concerning to LGBTQ and civil rights advocates, who worry that a pro–Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling could unravel anti-discrimination laws, particularly for LGBTQ people.
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Instead of thinking about a list of places to boycott, however, L.G.B.T.Q. travelers could actively support L.G.B.T.Q.-owned businesses and businesses with strong anti-discrimination policies.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews writes, that could result in the overturning of Roe V. Wade and rulings in favor of religious challenges to anti-discrimination law.
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" Justice Kennedy wrote that "this sentiment is inappropriate for a commission charged with the solemn responsibility of fair and neutral enforcement of Colorado's anti-discrimination law.
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In June, the Supreme Court refused to decide the central issue in that case: whether businesses may claim exemptions from anti-discrimination laws on religious grounds.
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In the report, IMDb cited anti-discrimination laws as a reason to not remove birth names, despite being lobbying from Hollywood management, talent agencies, and GLAAD.
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Almost every state has some kind of anti-discrimination law that prohibits discrimination on specified grounds — for example, race, sex, religion, disability, age, or veteran's status.
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In 2018, the Supreme Court refused to decide the central issue in that case: whether businesses may claim exemptions from anti-discrimination laws on religious grounds.
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Mr. Buttigieg, the first openly gay man to run for president, pledged in his plan to reverse the Trump administration's efforts to strip anti-discrimination protections.
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The statute would be in the classic tradition of anti-discrimination laws, yet would radically reorder an exclusionary system that has been widely accepted as given.
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To better enforce her proposals, Warren outlined a plan to increase penalties for violations of wage-and-hour laws, worker safety rules and anti-discrimination statutes.
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American Express, for example, enforces global anti-discrimination policies everywhere it has offices, effectively raising the bar in jurisdictions like India where those protections are absent.
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Meanwhile, New York state's anti-discrimination law, which protected people from discrimination based on sexual orientation, did not include gender identity, and it wouldn't until 2019.
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You can interpret Bruenig's argument as one for expanding the cases where absolute, deontological anti-discrimination rules apply, to cover cases regarding poverty and redistributive policy.
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The festivity was criticized by anti-discrimination groups after this year's edition included a float depicting Jews with sidecurls and oversize noses atop piles of money.
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Ryan's remarks come just hours before the House votes on a resolution to mandate anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training for all lawmakers and their staffers.
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Supporters said the proposal was a response to changes in President Barack Obama administration's interpretation of the federal Title IX anti-discrimination law related to education.
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The reversal would require grantees to comply with anti-discrimination laws passed by Congress, which do not include sexual orientation and gender identity as protected characteristics.
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The 22019th, 9th, 6th and 1st circuit courts have all ruled that Title VII anti-discrimination laws in employment extend to sexual orientation and gender identity.
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The firm has set up a special team of engineers and researchers to tackle racial bias, and asked its users to sign an anti-discrimination agreement.
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It's completely illegal for HUD, for the federal government to back these leons, because they violated their own anti-discrimination policies, but they backed them anyway.
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The move comes after the Charlotte City Council rescinded a local anti-discrimination ordinance on Monday that had prompted passage of the statewide law in March.
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But faced with globalization and income stagnation, they see marginalized people "cutting" the line with the help of programs like affirmative action or anti-discrimination laws.
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The Department of Labor, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Department of Health and Human Services under Obama issued similar interpretations of anti-discrimination statutes.
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The couple, David Mullins and Charlie Craig, filed an anti-discrimination complaint with the state, and are now being represented by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Instead, the outcome was based on impermissible religious bias on the part of the Colorado Civil Rights Commission that found Phillips violated a state anti-discrimination law.
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The exhibition game, originally scheduled in North Carolina, relocated in response to the state's "bathroom bill," or HB2, which prohibits local governments from enacting anti-discrimination measures.
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In comparison, during the same period there were hundreds of thousands of cases brought under other sorts of anti-discrimination laws, like race, religion, sex, and disability.
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Court also said LGBTQ activists, parents who "don't care," and anti-discrimination efforts like the controversial safe schools program are influencing children to become trans or binary.
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"So far they've been unsuccessful over the many years in the past," Staver said, referring to previous congressional efforts to pass anti-discrimination laws covering LGBTQ people.
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The 2020 hopeful wants to strengthen fair housing enforcement and anti-discrimination lending laws, specifically looking the update the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act to protect against redlining.
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That county officials would use an anti-discrimination law geared toward one group to effectively discriminate against Black voters was one of the county's more creative tactics.
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But a new bill introduced in June seeks to dismantle those protections by prohibiting anti-discrimination laws from being applied to transgender, gender nonconforming and intersex people.
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State court is another option: most states have codified their own labour protections, and New York City has one of the toughest anti-discrimination laws in America.
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Fifty-six percent did not explain that their company has an anti-harassment and anti-discrimination policy at all, let alone explain the details of the policy.
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He teamed up with SJSC athletes to shut down a football game on campus; the school responded with anti-discrimination reforms in housing, admissions, and Greek life.
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The department will train its human resources staff on the Immigration and Nationality Act's anti-discrimination provisions and will review its policies to comply with those provisions.
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The department also withdrew a 2014 question-and-answer document which outlined a school's obligations to victims of sexual violence under the Title IX anti-discrimination law.
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Anti-Racist Action, founded in 1988, is an anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-homophobic, anti-discrimination group, which wants "a free classless society," according to their website.
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The withdrawal of the guidance led the Supreme Court to return the case to a lower court to consider whether anti-discrimination protections extend to gender identity.
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Later this week, New York assemblywoman Nily Rozic will introduce an amendment to her state's anti-discrimination laws in the hope of making headway on the issue.
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It also barred local jurisdictions from enacting anti-discrimination protections in housing, employment and other areas on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity until 2020.
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The agency first filed suit against Google in January in a bid to force the company to turn over salary data in accordance with anti-discrimination laws.
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"Rules of Engagement" (2000), in which a Marine is absolved despite killing hundreds of Yemeni civilians against orders, drew criticism from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
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The same bill that would overturn St. Louis' anti-discrimination law also aims to require the state health department to conduct annual surprise inspections of abortion clinics.
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What he's fighting: A proposed rule under review at the White House Office of Management and Budget would roll back ObamaCare's anti-discrimination protections for transgender patients.
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They must follow state anti-discrimination law, which provides no protection for LGBT citizens (yes, you can still be fired in North Carolina only because you're gay).
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A handful of states are considering measures similar to North Carolina's controversial H.B. 2 legislation, which prohibited cities from enacting anti-discrimination laws stricter than state standards.
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Menefee is reportedly seeking monetary damages and asking for a jury trial on whether the school violated her First Amendment rights and Title IX anti-discrimination policies.
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She also has to personally apologize to Suh in accordance with anti-discrimination laws, participate in a community education panel, and volunteer with a civil rights organization.
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Barbara Comstock and Jackie Speier -- will require members of the House and their staffs to complete anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training during each session of Congress.
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This summer, Airbnb hired the former United States attorney general Eric H. Holder Jr. as an adviser to help the company shape a new anti-discrimination policy.
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The California state Senate on Monday unanimously passed a bill adding discrimination based on hair associated with race to the state's anti-discrimination law, according to CNN.
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Airbnb hired him the previous year to help develop the company's anti-discrimination policies, after reports that some Airbnb hosts had rejected African-American and trangender travelers.
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Since November, the Justice Department has established the "Combating Religious Discrimination Today" campaign and taken part in a series of anti-discrimination efforts to celebrate religious pluralism.
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The school board will meet with state officials later this month to decide if it is in compliance with Oregon and U.S. anti-discrimination laws, it added.
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Massachusetts became the first state to uphold protections for transgender and non-binary people at the ballot box by voting to preserve the state's anti-discrimination law.
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An Arizona appeals court ruled Thursday that a Phoenix-based calligraphy business cannot refuse service to same-sex couples, upholding the city's anti-discrimination ordinance as constitutional.
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Lawmakers had focused their opposition to Charlotte's anti-discrimination ordinance on the contention that it might allow men dressed as women to enter bathrooms and commit assaults.
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Philadelphia says that as part of its foster care contract with Catholic Social Services, the agency must follow a city anti-discrimination law, which covers sexual orientation.
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Lawyers for the baker want an exemption from Colorado's anti-discrimination law for religious people who oppose same-sex marriage, and the Justice Department supports their view.
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The suit, filed by AARP, the consumer advocacy group that represents older Americans, argues that the programs violate anti-discrimination laws aimed at protecting workers' medical information.
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Last year, ProPublica found that Facebook advertisers could exclude certain ethnic groups from seeing advertisements about housing, employment and credit, in violation of federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Morehead, the county seat, is a quiet college town, with a City Council that in 2013 unanimously extended anti-discrimination protections to gay, lesbian and transgender people.
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It merely says that to the extent Jews are discriminated against for ethnic, racial or national characteristics, they are entitled to protection by the anti-discrimination law.
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While Customs and Border Protection has an anti-discrimination rule, she said, the agency has not put significant limits on officers' ability to ask about religious beliefs.
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If that's true, passing basic LGBT-inclusive anti-discrimination protections that generally protect LGBT people from being fired, evicted or denied service should be a no-brainer.
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Switzerland:Voters in Switzerland agreed on Sunday to greenlight an amendment to an anti-discrimination law that had not provided protection for lesbians, gay men and bisexual people.
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Identity politics' focus on the need to go beyond anti-discrimination works to open new avenues for dealing with the insidious nature of modern group-based inequality.
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In one of her first cases, she won an anti-discrimination suit for more than 30 female New York City bus drivers who had been denied promotions.
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The high court agreed in June to hear Phillips' appeal of the state court ruling that his refusal to make the cake violated the anti-discrimination law.
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Paired with a presidential administration that is actively working to protect faith-based exemptions to anti-discrimination laws, it's changing the landscape of health care in America.
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Before H.B. 2 was passed, any city, any town, any community in this state who wanted to enact an anti-discrimination policy was free to do so.
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Before Charlotte can secure the game, the city and its corporate partners must provide assurances that they will adhere to anti-discrimination policies for the weekend's events.
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First, federal anti-discrimination provisions are sometimes enforced through the tax code, according to an analysis by the Public Rights/Private Conscience Project at Columbia Law School.
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But David Mullins and Charlie Craig, the couple who wanted the cake, said Phillips' refusal violated Colorado's anti-discrimination laws and filed a complaint against the bakery.
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While several countries — including the United States — say it's illegal to pay a woman less simply because she's a woman, few meaningfully enforce those anti-discrimination measures.
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PHOENIX – The Latest on a court ruling upholding Phoenix&aposs anti-discrimination law in a lawsuit brought by a wedding invitation business (all times local): 11:40 a.m.
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The mayor of Phoenix is applauding a ruling by an Arizona court that upheld the city&aposs anti-discrimination ordinance that includes the treatment of same-sex couples.
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Fans harassing female broadcasters while they worked were among about 30 cases of "sexism on the streets" reported to FIFA by the Fare network, an anti-discrimination group.
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But in 240, when just one-third of the workforce was female and the Civil Rights Act hadn't yet instituted anti-discrimination protections, that wasn't necessarily the case.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina legislators decided to rein in local governments by approving a bill Wednesday that prevents cities and counties from passing their own anti-discrimination rules.
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The state bill would also overrule any local anti-discrimination laws that allow lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender residents to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity.
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HB46 would have made those anti-discrimination measures for LGBT people illegal in cities and school districts, while HB50 would have made them illegal in school districts only.
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The Wing has also courted some controversy, including an investigation by the New York City Commission on Human Rights over concerns the club violates NYC anti-discrimination laws.
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Still, the town is facing a reckoning over a local anti-discrimination ordinance that's up for a vote, and the pushback against it brings out some incredible transphobia.
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It spawned North Carolina's famous bathroom bill, which took advantage of public concerns about transgender rights to undermine anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay and bisexual people too.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Reuters) - After scoring wins for same-sex marriage rights and anti-discrimination protections, U.S. equality advocacy groups now find themselves in a battle over bathrooms.
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Ringo Starr is the latest artist to cancel an event in North Carolina after the state passed a bill which removed anti-discrimination protections for the LGBT community.
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Several organizations representing genetic researchers, genetic healthcare providers and patients affected with genetic diseases lobbied for years to get anti-discrimination legislation passed, finally achieving success in 85033.
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Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, on Wednesday signed an anti-discrimination order protecting the rights of gay and transgender state employees and employees of state contractors.
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We already know that trans people face enormous levels of prejudice and harassment; anti-discrimination laws are needed to combat a culture that is already out of control.
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In the complaint filed in federal court in Manhattan, Hoai Ngo accused the firm, a subsidiary of Oppenheimer Holdings Inc, of violating state and federal anti-discrimination laws.
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The order did not include language from a previously leaked draft that would have exempted individuals with specific conservative religious views from a variety of anti-discrimination laws.
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In November 2015, voters there repealed the city's anti-discrimination measure, after a campaign in which the law's opponents boiled their message down to a five-word slogan.
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With heavy backing from the activists, three new council members were elected last fall, tilting the balance on the council, which passed the anti-discrimination ordinance in February.
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For smaller firms, the bill exempts banks that extend 2202 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting some home loan data to federal regulators under anti-discrimination laws.
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"I want anti-discrimination to be written into the U.S. Constitution — so that women, people of color, and LGBTQ people are protected for generations to come," she said.
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An economic backlash is building against a state law in North Carolina that limits bathroom access for transgender people and eliminated anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation.
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Existing civil celebrants can also refuse to officiate at gay weddings, but celebrants registered after gay marriage becomes law would not be exempt from the anti-discrimination laws.
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It marked the second time in as many weeks that a nasty fight over lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender anti-discrimination policies spilled out onto the House floor.
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If Airbnb fails to fix the problem on its own, litigation or congressional action may be required to provide greater clarity about the scope of anti-discrimination laws.
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There is no easy solution, but one important step would be to pass the anti-discrimination bill, which has stalled in the National Assembly for nearly a decade.
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On October 8, the US Supreme Court will hear three cases to determine whether or not anti-discrimination protections in the workplace cover the rights of LGBTQ people.
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Congress made a deeper commitment to anti-discrimination rights in health care in another provision of the Affordable Care Act that is not under review in this case.
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And 85% of Fortune 500 companies include gender identity – meaning a person's sense of their gender – in their anti-discrimination policy, where five years ago only 61% did.
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Anti-discrimination activists were floored by the law, calling it "cruel and insulting," but North Carolina is far from the only government to consider these kinds of laws.
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For nearly 20 years, conservative politicians, backed by Catholic and evangelical groups, have thwarted anti-discrimination measures, arguing that they would infringe on people's right to religious expression.
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Some psychiatrists still use electric shock therapy to try to "cure" gay patients, LGBT people suffer police harassment and arbitrary detention, and there are no anti-discrimination laws.
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Bills that seek to exempt people from existing anti-discrimination laws on religious grounds have appeared in Oklahoma (SB23012), Colorado (HB21667), Hawaii (HB22015), and Minnesota (HF43) this year.
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Recent decisions by federal appeals courts in Chicago and Atlanta have limited the reach of anti-discrimination protections and made it even harder for job applicants to win.
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Four years later, the high court in Washington State ruled unanimously that she could not claim religious belief as a legal defense under the state's anti-discrimination laws.
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"[T]hese effects occur because anti-discrimination legislation can create social norms that govern what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviors to display toward stigmatized individuals," the researchers wrote.
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The legislation required people in government buildings to use restrooms that corresponded to the sex on their birth certificates and barred cities from enacting new anti-discrimination rules.
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CSS claims it has a First Amendment right to continue to do business with the city even if it refuses to comply with the city's anti-discrimination rules.
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The video clip, released to coincide with the inauguration of a vice president who has opposed gay marriage and anti-discrimination laws, makes sure there is no ambiguity.
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Lambda Legal said Grasz served as the board director of Nebraska Family Alliance, which opposed marriage equality, bans on conversion therapy and anti-discrimination protections for LGBT people.
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In the complaint filed in federal court in Manhattan, Hoai Ngo accused the firm, a subsidiary of Oppenheimer Holdings Inc , of violating state and federal anti-discrimination laws.
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It merely says that to the extent that Jews are discriminated against for ethnic, racial or national characteristics, they are entitled to protection by the anti-discrimination law.
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Late last year, members on both sides of Capitol Hill adopted bipartisan resolutions that mandates that members, staffs and interns participate in anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission (2018), the Court signaled that government officials attempting to enforce an anti-discrimination law may be violating an individual's religious liberty by doing so.
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The case came to the Supreme Court as a grand showdown over whether religious conservatives have a constitutional right to violate anti-discrimination laws protecting the LGBTQ community.
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For smaller firms, the bill exempts banks that extend 500 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting some home loan data to federal regulators under anti-discrimination laws.
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The state cited a federal court ruling in Texas that halted federal enforcement of anti-discrimination protections under the Affordable Care Act for transgender and gender-nonconforming patients.
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But the department investigates anti-discrimination standards for schools, oversees the organizations that accredit colleges and universities, and regulates eligibility and rules for federally-funded financial aid programs.
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When the lawsuit was filed, the TLDEF said that companies like Wal-Mart should not only have strong anti-discrimination policies, but also make sure they are enforced.
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The Education Department investigates anti-discrimination standards for schools, oversees the organizations that accredit colleges and universities, and regulates eligibility and rules for federally-funded financial aid programs.
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But APsaA did not change its position until 1991 when, under threat of an anti-discrimination lawsuit, it allowed the training of gay and lesbian psychoanalysts, Drescher said.
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She visualized herself as a freedom fighter traveling the world to spread the gospel of love and anti-discrimination — fighting misogyny, homophobia, racism, guns, the rise of authoritarianism.
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The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which enforces the federal government's anti-discrimination laws, has sued several McDonald's franchises in the last ten years over sexual harassment claims.
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From anti-trust, fiduciary laws to tort and anti-discrimination laws, academic journals are getting filled by innovative regulatory mechanisms to hold decision-makers and "evil" corporations accountable.
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The agency is also supposed to promote anti-discrimination and fairness in housing, and, under the Fair Housing Act of 1968, is authorized to investigate claims of housing discrimination.
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Piara Powar, executive director of European anti-discrimination network FARE, opened a temporary diversity center in Moscow on Thursday to support soccer fans worried about any racism or homophobia.
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Airbnb has hired former US Attorney General Eric Holder to help the company "craft a world-class anti-discrimination policy," CEO Brian Chesky said in a blog post today.
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Their main wage-earning years came before marriage equality, same-sex partner benefits or anti-discrimination laws could help them build a financial safety net or access health care.
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Still, legal experts and HIV advocates say that the Peace Corps' medical separation policy may violate the Americans with Disabilities Act as well as HIV-specific anti-discrimination laws.
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Mr Mehling reckons such border adjustments may be legal; World Trade Organisation anti-discrimination rules favour products that are "necessary to protect human, animal or plant life or health".
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" When the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee protested the lyrics, Disney removed the reference to cutting off ears in the home video version but left in the descriptor "barbaric.
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Norton's bill would require the legislative branch to follow the same anti-discrimination and federal whistleblower laws which are currently in place for private businesses and the executive branch.
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AT FIRST glance, they seem unrelated: a fracking ban in Denton, Texas; a minimum-wage increase in St Louis, Missouri; and an anti-discrimination ordinance in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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In her analysis, Sophir writes that employers should be given "particular deference" in trying to enforce anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policies, since these are tied to legal requirements.
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According to a consent decree dated Thursday with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Mavis agreed to set hiring goals for women, improve recruiting practices, and adopt anti-discrimination policies.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Marchant met with church leaders to discuss the issue and the Breastfeeding Anti-Discrimination Act, which was approved by Gov.
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The organization additionally wants Red Lobster to update its anti-harassment and anti-discrimination policies and have all employees take sensitivity training with an instructor approved by CAIR-MN.
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The same is true for the position the Trump administration took late on Wednesday, declaring that federal anti-discrimination law does not cover people suing based on sexual orientation.
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PHOENIX – An Arizona appeals court on Thursday upheld a Phoenix anti-discrimination law that makes it illegal for businesses to refuse service to same-sex couples because of religion.
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Since the company has a poor record of hiring non-white employees in the US, I also asked what percentage of Airbnb's anti-discrimination task force are non-white.
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"The victims of this injustice have had to wait a long time," said Christine Lueders, head of Germany's Anti-Discrimination Agency, a body that helped push through the reform.
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Henry McMaster, a Republican, requested in 2018 that the Trump administration "waive all applicable anti-discrimination regulations" for a faith-based foster care agency that was receiving public funds.
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Similarly, a grotesque ad from Texas draws a parallel between transgender people and child molesters, suggesting that anti-discrimination policies will cause little girls to be assaulted in restrooms.
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The group that discussed transphobia remained more accepting, even after three months These are encouraging results, especially during a heated debate over extending anti-discrimination protections to transgender people.
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Perhaps the most prominent, recent example was a North Carolina law blocking anti-discrimination protections adopted by the state's largest city, Charlotte, for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
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So we have in our democracies a lot of national laws in an anti-discrimination mode but now people are to be discriminated depending on how they behave online.
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"We request that the EEOC develop guidelines for employers on the fair use of facial analysis technologies and how this technology may violate anti-discrimination law," the Senators ask.
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The four plaintiffs are the New York Immigration Coalition, Make the Road New York, Casa de Maryland, and the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee along with its research institute.
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Mr. Maas said the decision was reached after a study by the federal government's anti-discrimination agency concluded there was no reason the men should not be legally rehabilitated.
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Tipirneni defeated Brianna Westbrook, a transgender woman who has advocated for anti-discrimination protection for gays, in the Democratic primary on Tuesday, the Arizona Secretary of State website showed.
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In Charlotte, an anti-discrimination ordinance failed in February 2015; after that, the Human Rights Campaign and other gay rights leaders poured money into a new organization — Turnout Charlotte.
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It would enhance the ability of employers and others claiming a religious objection -- for example, to hire or serve a gay person -- to win exemptions from anti-discrimination law.
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The National Rifle Association, the nation's largest gun lobby group, is also running ads online suggesting that Citibank and Bank of America may be infringing on anti-discrimination laws.
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If companies won't do this themselves, it should be up to government regulators to ensure that women are treated equally at work, as per our country's anti-discrimination laws.
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Tennessee -- Legislation signed into law in 2011 prohibits local jurisdictions from passing anti-discrimination legislation more restrictive than the state's, which does not ban discrimination based on gender identity.
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Pat McCrory in March but is still commonly referred to as House Bill 2, nullified local government ordinances establishing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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The warning comes from the anti-discrimination group, FARE network, who have advised FIFA in the past about on how to combat racism, sexism and homophobia in its stadiums.
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was also the subject of numerous lawsuits claiming the law violated First Amendment rights—long before the baker challenged Colorado's anti-discrimination laws.
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But the law also goes far beyond the question of bathrooms, superseding any ordinance that offers any kind of anti-discrimination protection for gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender people.
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Westchester had agreed with the federal government to enter the decree in connection with the settlement of a lawsuit by the nonprofit Anti-Discrimination Center of Metro New York.
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That could depend on whether the women he forced to watch him masturbate were employees protected by anti-discrimination laws, or unprotected individuals including independent contractors or third parties.
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And that could mean that he thinks the state's anti-discrimination law needs to be relaxed — or that some exemptions apply for people religiously opposed to same-sex marriages.
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Her native Houston defeated legislation that would have enacted anti-discrimination protections, and fans called for her to speak out in support of the bill and her LGBTQ fans.
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The New York Immigration Coalition, Casa De Maryland, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, ADC Research Institute and Make the Road New York also sued, and the cases were consolidated.
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The N.C.A.A. announced last month that it would move the games out of North Carolina because of a state law that nullified local government ordinances establishing anti-discrimination protections.
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Ms. Roman, the transgender legislator who is a member of Mr. Duterte's political party, has expressed frustration that the anti-discrimination bill has not received more backing from him.
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A bill introduced to Congress on March 13, supposed to bring comprehensive anti-discrimination laws to the national level, will now likely fail, due to lack of Republican support.
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These include a host of capital and liquidity requirements, operational risk, cyber risk, vendor risk, anti-money laundering and bank secrecy rules, fair lending and anti-discrimination lending laws.
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Earlier this month, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg predicted that the question of whether there can be religious exemptions to anti-discrimination laws might soon return to the Supreme Court.
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Moreover, under President Trump, the Justice Department seems disinclined to challenge conservative Christians' insistence that the First Amendment exempts their institutions from the full force of anti-discrimination laws.
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Petitions, unfortunately, don't do much to sway a president who is hostile to LGBTQ rights, nor Senate Republicans who also refuse to give LGBTQ Americans necessary anti-discrimination protections.
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Sports Briefing | College Sports The N.C.A.A. Board of Governors on Wednesday adopted an anti-discrimination measure that would affect the way the N.C.A.A. evaluates bids to host sporting events.
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If legislators in Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and other states are serious about forging common ground after Masterpiece Cakeshop, enacting these basic anti-discrimination protections would be a good start.
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Last month, representatives from that office visited Stanford to hear students' concerns about sexual violence, Title IX anti-discrimination violations and their experiences in reporting incidents to the university.
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There is, finally, the question of whether we want the government to tell private universities whom they may and may not admit, beyond the stipulations of anti-discrimination law.
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Federal officials charged with enforcing many anti-discrimination laws could risk financial ruin if they bring an action against someone who claims that their faith requires them to discriminate.
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That prohibits local officials from passing any bathroom regulations or anti-discrimination protections until 2020 which, they say, would give time for related court cases to be played out.
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This way of thinking about injustice and what does and doesn't call for remedial action has its roots in enforcement of anti-discrimination law in the 743s and 1970s.
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A coalition of LGBT groups has launched a "No Gay, No Way" campaign, aimed at spotlighting the nine finalist cities in states that do not have anti-discrimination laws.
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"The president's rhetoric is part of the problem," said Iman Boukadoum, a senior staff attorney with the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, a civil rights organization based in Washington.
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Last February, the Education Department also revoked an Obama-era "Dear Colleague" letter, which had sought to clarify protections for transgender students under the anti-discrimination Title IX policy.
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Georgia has passed anti-discrimination laws in an effort to move closer to the European Union, but gender stereotypes and inequality remain deeply rooted, according to the United Nations.
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However, the repeal came with a catch: in return for undoing the bill, Cooper signed legislation making it impossible for localities to pass any new anti-discrimination laws until 20183.
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Similar cases to Grimm's have been filed throughout the country, so other appellate courts will soon have to weigh in on whether anti-discrimination gender statutes apply to trans students.
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The country's first transgender lawmaker brought the House to a standing ovation on Tuesday, after she delivered an impassioned address urging fellow lawmakers to pass a dormant anti-discrimination bill.
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The agency's investigation later found that the company "violated the anti-discrimination provision" of the OSHA law by firing Butler-Savage for trying to call 911, according to Mendelson's office.
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It's been just about a year since Geraldine Roman, the Philippines' first transgender lawmaker read an impassioned speech, urging fellow members of the House to vote yes for anti-discrimination.
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But with the new Democratic majority in the U.S. House, there has been more movement than ever on a federal anti-discrimination law — so there is some hope in sight.
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The Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act, known as CADA, bans places of public accommodation — such as shops and restaurants — from discriminating against customers based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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In 2016, tech companies including Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Intel and IBM spoke out against North Carolina's HB2, which blocked local jurisdictions from passing their own LGBTQ anti-discrimination laws.
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Phillips is appealing a state court ruling that he violated a Colorado anti-discrimination law that bars businesses from refusing service based on race, sex, marital status or sexual orientation.
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Religious conservatives have also made similar arguments: Colorado baker Jack Phillips is currently arguing before the Supreme Court that freedom of religion exempts him from the state's anti-discrimination laws.
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Abed Ayoub, legal and policy director at the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, said device searches and subsequent denials of entry had become the "new normal" over the past year.
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The latest move comes from New York State Assemblywoman Nily Rozic and the Model Alliance, who have proposed an amendment to anti-discrimination laws to protect models on the job.
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A draft of the revised legislation obtained by CNN suggests North Carolina will adopt federal workplace anti-discrimination standards and replace state standards set forth previously in House Bill 2.
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Courts have concluded that a foreign national abroad cannot file an anti-discrimination suit in the United States unless she was actually hired for the job and granted a visa.
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Pastor headed to Botswana South African anti-discrimination legislation is there to "prevent and prohibit hate speech and harassment," which is why Anderson will not enter the country, Gigaba said.
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The Colorado court made the decision that Masterpiece Cakeshop's refusal to make a wedding cake for Charlie Craig and David Mullins was a violation of the state's anti-discrimination laws.
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Public opinion justifies their strategic shift: The American public now mostly supports marriage equality, but thinks more favorably of allowing conservative Christians to exempt themselves from certain anti-discrimination provisions.
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Sessions has called the Voting Rights Act, an anti-discrimination law that guarantees free and fair elections, "a piece of intrusive legislation," a view held by supporters of Jim Crow.
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They are common-sense applications of a federal anti-discrimination law that prohibits employers from taking sex into account, including cases where a person has transitioned to the opposite sex.
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"I think the most important thing for us that we want people to understand is that the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act is still fully in effect in Colorado," he said.
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Australia, which overwhelmingly voted in favor of same-sex marriage in 2017, has a number of broad anti-discrimination protections but there are still exemptions for religious schools and services.
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What comes as the perfect prism for their cofounder relationship, Outlaw says six months prior to meeting Dorvilias she'd become interested in anti-discrimination tools and the research behind it.
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Houston city officials had issued subpoenas for sermons delivered by pastors who opposed an LGBT anti-discrimination ordinance (Parker later withdrew the subpoenas following an outcry over the city's actions).
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Kennedy's feat of legal legerdemain means that the Supreme Court has punted on deciding whether anti-discrimination laws that protect gay Americans must yield to a business owner's religious tenets.
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" Katyal says the anti-discrimination challenge is grounded in the terms of federal immigration law: "It's purely the text of the proclamation, which is nationality-based discrimination through and through.
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An article on Wednesday about a backlash in the South against anti-gay laws misstated Duke Energy's position regarding North Carolina's law banning anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation.
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On Tuesday, that's the argument they'll air before the U.S. Supreme Court, in hopes of convincing the justices that Phillips should be exempt from a Lakewood, Colorado anti-discrimination ordinance.
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The university did not release his name, but said that they would be reviewing the incident under the campus' new anti-discrimination policy, which was released just two weeks prior.
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"We want there to be strong anti-discrimination protections and preventions of harm, but we recognize that the world isn't divided into good guys and bad guys," Kish went on.
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The justices will determine whether LGBTQ people are covered under existing anti-discrimination measures for workplaces as outlined in the 1964 Civil Rights Act, or whether such discrimination is legal.
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"Photos are an invitation to discriminate," said Kristen Clarke, the president of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, an organization that advised Airbnb on best anti-discrimination practices.
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Orlando has been one of the country's most gay-friendly cities, with progressive anti-discrimination laws and aggressive advocates in Mayor Buddy Dyer and Patty Sheehan, an openly gay councilwoman.
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Those two instances have been combined into one case, with the high court considering whether federal anti-discrimination law protecting individuals from sex-based discrimination also applies to sexual orientation.
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Pride movements were the psycho-emotional equivalents of the anti-discrimination and desegregation laws that asserted the rights of full citizenship to women, gay people, racial minorities and other groups.
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Trump's supporters, judging from the venom with which they refer to "political correctness," perceive the network of state, local and federal anti-discrimination laws and directives as censorious and coercive.
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The team gathered data on how each of those groups do across indicators like hate crimes, political representation, anti-discrimination laws, income inequality, incarceration rates and immigration and asylum policies.
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In the second letter, an immigration attorney sought guidance on the anti-discrimination provision of the law pertaining to legal permanent residents and when they may seek eligibility for citizenship.
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NATIONAL An article on Friday about the criticism of a North Carolina law that eliminates anti-discrimination protections misstated the surname of the mayor of Charlotte, who opposed the measure.
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That means no local anti-discrimination protections for the LGBTQ community, and transgender people in particular, will come in North Carolina unless Republicans who control the General Assembly say so.
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Another study found that LGB people living in states without anti-discrimination protections are five times more likely than those in other states to have two or more mental disorders.
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"These are wholesale changes in the law; they are new rights," said Noreen Farrell, executive director of Equal Rights Advocates, an anti-discrimination group helping to push the California bills.
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As a presidential candidate, she also introduced a broad LGBTQ rights agenda, including anti-discrimination protections for trans people and a requirement that insurance companies cover care for trans patients.
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They have now promised to implement comprehensive changes to MoMA PS1's workplace policies, including anti-discrimination protections, family and medical leave, nursing mothers' rights, and financial compensation for Columbus.
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A measure entitled The Massachusetts Transgender Anti-Discrimination Veto Referendum will be on the state's 2018 ballot, and the rights of transgender individuals across the state will be at stake.
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Customers at McSorley's Old Ale House jeer at Lucy Komisar, who was among the first women to drink at the pub after the city passed a new anti-discrimination law.
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Although Congress is still resisting anti-discrimination legislation for L.G.B.T. people, I no longer hear advocates discuss whether the T is an obstacle or propose that it be left out.
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Sexual orientation and gender identity are not protected under federal anti-discrimination laws, but would be under a bill passed by the House earlier this year called the Equality Act.
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"In light of the recent incident involving Hans Berglund, Agroplasma is conducting a thorough investigation of our company's anti-discrimination and Equal Employment Opportunity practices, culture and policies," it reads.
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Given how far we&aposve come as a society, through #MeToo and anti-discrimination laws, Las Vegas no longer feels appropriate for CES, a trade show meant to celebrate progress.
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He was instrumental in the high-profile political battle that set the stage for the bill announced on Thursday: the defeat in 2015 of the anti-discrimination ordinance in Houston.
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And if they study the matter closely, they are likely to find that local anti-discrimination ordinances have made cities more attractive to businesses and a broad pool of talent.
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The guidelines, first issued by the Obama administration, say that prohibiting transgender students from using facilities which match their gender violates federal anti-discrimination laws on the basis of sex.
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Republicans offered a bill that would also impose a six-month freeze on any LGBT anti-discrimination or transgender bathroom legislation at the local level, to the ire of Democrats.
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The policy also undermines Title IX, the federal anti-discrimination law in education credited with leveling the playing field for women in sports, Linda Thorson told the committee on Thursday.
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A federal district judge in Maryland ruled this week that federal anti-discrimination laws in schools protect a transgender teen's right to use the boy's bathroom and boy's locker room.
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One week ago, the department — with the backing of Mr. Trump — withdrew a policy imposed by the Obama administration to give federal anti-discrimination protections to transgender students in schools.
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In May, they finalized their talking points which included the history of dress codes as a means to force students to racially assimilate and citing the school's anti-discrimination policy.
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Brazil's top court rules homophobia is a crime In May Brazil's Supreme Court ruled that homophobia and transphobia were crimes under existing anti-discrimination laws in the South American country.
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Brazil's top court rules homophobia is a crime In May Brazil's Supreme Court ruled that homophobia and transphobia were crimes under existing anti-discrimination laws in the South American country.
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Catholic Social Services lost the suit in July when a federal judge ruled in favor of Philadelphia, saying the state-contracted agency must comply with the city's anti-discrimination law.
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So, too, exempting a business from anti-discrimination laws today would harm consumers, who would be left to wonder where they could shop and where they would be turned away.
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If the Supreme Court agrees to take up the case, it would mean a definitive ruling on whether trans individuals can access the anti-discrimination protections guaranteed to other Americans.
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The company pledged to step up anti-discrimination enforcement in the wake of ProPublica's reporting, but a follow-up report in 2017 found the same problems persisted nearly a year later.
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HB23 does two things: It overturns and nullifies all of North Carolina's local anti-discrimination laws for LGBTQ people, which seek to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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For one, most states do not have explicit anti-discrimination protections for trans people in the workplace, housing, education, or public accommodations (hotels, restaurants, and other places that serve the public).
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which represented the couple in its legal fight, said it was pleased the court did not endorse a broad religion-based exemption from anti-discrimination laws.
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Stringer offered a number of proposals to help reduce that gap, including raising wages, expanding access to affordable child care and paid family leave, and improving enforcement of anti-discrimination policies.
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Abed Ayoub, national legal and policy director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, told CNN Saturday that the organization had reached out to the district but had not heard back.
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The statewide policy bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex and prohibits cities from passing anti-discrimination ordinances to protect gay and transgender identity.
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He has directed its civil-liberties unit to worry less about blacks, gays and other traditional victims and more about the demands of conservative evangelicals for freedom from anti-discrimination laws.
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" A FIFA spokesperson responded to this criticism in a statement, saying, "FIFA has reached out and is in regular contact with relevant stakeholders in the field of diversity and anti-discrimination.
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Among other things, that obliged transgender people to use public restrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificate, and prevented municipalities from instituting anti-discrimination ordinances that included sexuality.
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"To date, there are no meaningful and enforceable national anti-discrimination legislation that would extend human rights protection to LGBTI communities," Arnold Fang, East Asia researcher for Amnesty International, told Mashable.
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In a complaint filed today, the Department says Google refused to provide compensation data as part of an anti-discrimination audit, and seeks a court order forcing the company to comply.
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That breaks from nearly two decades of cases on record, raising questions from former department officials and civil rights activists about the Trump administration's plans to enforce workplace anti-discrimination laws.
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" His argument "would give organizations tremendous power to bring claims in order to refuse to comply with laws —including anti-discrimination and consumer protection laws — that they claim violate their religion.
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The next step should be find out how many Facebook ads might end up blocked by the new anti-discrimination system, but Facebook's data policy makes that question impossible to answer.
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Circuit Judge Thomas Ambro said Philadelphia was trying merely to stop what it considered a "clear violation" of a city anti-discrimination law covering sexual orientation, making a preliminary injunction inappropriate.
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The bill has yet to surface but it has already been criticized by LGBT+ advocates as likely to fall short of one that would cover anti-discrimination or same-sex marriage.
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We also took into account cultural and diversity factors, including local anti-discrimination ordinances, and how it ranks on lists of emerging tech hubs due to the talent those cities attract.
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Congressional leadership has taken steps to show that they are taking the issue seriously, most recently mandating that every member and their staff undergo regular anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training.
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But since he took office, his administration has scaled back some workplace protections for gay people and has argued in court that a federal anti-discrimination law doesn't protect gay employees.
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In other words: it may be better to tolerate bigots at the local level – within the constraints of national anti-discrimination laws – to keep them from blowing up the central government.
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Chevalier's suit says he was fired for practicing too much anti-discrimination activism — on behalf of women, the LGBTQ community, and people of color — in internal Google forums and email lists.
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His logic would have far-reaching consequences on the Supreme Court, where Kavanaugh may decide against extending anti-discrimination protections to LGBTQ workers because he believes doing so would harm businesses.
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The reason colleges are adjudicating sexual assault cases in the first place is because of Title IX, a federal anti-discrimination statute dictating that women should have equal access to education.
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The right-wing government of Scott Morrison, the prime minister, has thrown its weight behind a package of bills designed to provide enforceable anti-discrimination protections for people with religious beliefs.
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Cuomo also directed the New York State Department of Financial Services to issue regulations expanding the scope of anti-discrimination protections for transgender individuals when it comes to accessing health insurance.
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Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Act, first enacted in 1885 to prohibit discrimination against newly emancipated slaves, promises to all in Colorado the freedom to participate in the public market on equal footing.
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The Anti-Discrimination Act doesn't require bakeries to sell any particular product or to decorate its cakes in any particular way — and it might run into constitutional problems if it did.
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Fights are raging over gay rights here and in North Carolina, where a new law limits transgender bathroom access and pre-empts local governments from passing their own anti-discrimination ordinances.
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The North Carolina law that led to this year's firestorm created a mandatory statewide anti-discrimination policy, but it did not include specific protections based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
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But that dispute and a continuing fight over whether the state should adopt anti-discrimination protections may have cost Indiana a dozen conferences and $60 million, a state visitors bureau estimated.
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Grimm argued the school's refusal violated a federal anti-discrimination law called Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of equal protection under the law.
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"When I responded to the congresswoman's question, I believed she was asking whether HUD was going to take away the anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ persons in the rule," he said.
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Craig Gurian, executive director of the Anti-Discrimination Center, an advocacy group based in New York City, said police departments needed to recruit men and women with a proclivity for patience.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about a backlash in the South against anti-gay laws misstated Duke Energy's position regarding North Carolina's law banning anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation.
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"We are honored that former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has agreed to join our team to help craft a world-class anti-discrimination policy," Chesky wrote in his blog post.
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AARP, the consumer advocacy group for older Americans, sued the federal government in 2016, arguing that the rules governing the programs violated anti-discrimination laws aimed at protecting workers' medical information.
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Sixteen states have considered bathroom bills this year (though none have passed), and six have considered legislation to invalidate local anti-discrimination protections, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Meanwhile the Justice Department, under the direction of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, has argued that anti-discrimination protections in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 should not extend to gay people.
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One purpose of the new proposed regulations is to make sure that organizations receiving taxpayer money are exempt from the kinds of anti-discrimination law by which nonreligious organizations must abide.
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Updated overtime pay standards would raise pay broadly in the service sector, as would closing the gender pay gap, through better disclosure of corporate pay scales, anti-discrimination legislation and litigation.
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The country has no comprehensive anti-discrimination laws to protect LGBTQ South Koreans, and compared to nearby democracies like Japan and Taiwan, the country is less accepting of same-sex couples.
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Labor laws "strengthening and enforcing labor, workplace health and safety, anti-discrimination, and wage and hour standards across all employers, industries, and sectors" There's a patchwork of wage laws across industries.
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Now in a nationwide precedent, New York City's Commission on Human Rights will be issuing that same certification, the first anti-discrimination agency in a major U.S. city to do so.
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Nor is this a partisan issue; the data show a majority in every political party, every religious group and every state in the United States favors LGBT-inclusive anti-discrimination laws.
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They have succeeded from time to time, including in North Carolina last year, ousting a Republican governor, Pat McCrory, who signed legislation gutting anti-discrimination protections for gay and transgender people.
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Today, the organization that governs college athletics "reluctantly" removed its six-month prohibition on holding championship events in the state after the legislature repealed a law that removed anti-discrimination protections.
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The Arabs, whose former mascot was a deeply offensive stereotype of a bearded Middle Eastern man, changed their name in 2014 after a petition from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
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The U.S. Supreme Court may soon clarify whether an exemption from anti-discrimination laws for "ministerial" workers employed by religious organizations applies broadly, or only to employees with explicitly religious functions.
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Meanwhile, senators have pushed the EEOC to investigate whether biased facial analysis algorithms could violate anti-discrimination laws, and experts have previously warned the agency about the risk of algorithmic bias.
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AROUND THE WEB: A Maine lawmaker wants to add an individual's belief in climate change to a list of factors protected by a state anti-discrimination law, the Associated Press reports.
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Justice Kennedy can conclude that Mr. Phillips is a reasonable and sincere person, and still decide that businesses may not disregard anti-discrimination laws by cloaking themselves in the First Amendment.
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The National Automobile Dealers Association and the American Financial Services Association are supporting the rollback of the anti-discrimination measure, arguing that the way the CFPB crafted the guidance was flawed.
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As part of the investigation, the prosecutor's office issued a subpoena seeking company records on harassment complaints and legal settlements to determine whether any civil rights and anti-discrimination laws were broken.
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As told to the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, he was required to register as a student with temporary status, but due to a car accident, registered one day after the deadline.
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The case had been eagerly anticipated as, variously, a potentially strong statement about the rights of LGBT people or the court&aposs first ruling carving out exceptions to an anti-discrimination law.
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For months, HB2 backers have been saying that the only way to repeal the law would be to undo the Charlotte anti-discrimination ordinance that prompted its passage in the first place.
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