"There's a huge difference between discriminating against behavior and discriminating against a person," Mr. Piper said.
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Although hospitals have policies about staff members discriminating against each other, many lack policies about patients discriminating against staff, she said.
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The US is suing Peter Thiel's secretive data startup for discriminating against Asians The US is suing Peter Thiel's secretive data startup for discriminating against Asians Working at Palantir sounds pretty sweet.
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In fact, some states are actively discriminating against trans people.
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But there's also people that we shouldn't be discriminating against.
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He's now suing the company for discriminating against white men.
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Furthermore, Jefferson was talking about the government discriminating against citizens.
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"Bahrain must stop discriminating against the Shiia communities," Tillerson said.
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Planned Parenthood is facing accusations of discriminating against pregnant workers.
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Both groups are suing YouTube for discriminating against their videos.
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Second, what's to stop people from discriminating against other groups?
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The team behind this project will not be discriminating against cats.
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Republicans recently have accused social media platforms of discriminating against conservatives.
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This policy was criticized for discriminating against athletes based on appearance.
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This month, CIT Bank was accused of discriminating against minority borrowers.
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I knew it had something to do with discriminating against someone.
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"I don't think we should be discriminating against anyone," Hatch wrote.
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"Trump is discriminating against Americans," Alvarez Martinez told CNN on Thursday.
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And most importantly, because discriminating against seniors is unfair and pointless.
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A federal lawsuit accuses Harvard of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions.
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It says it bans advertisers from discriminating against racial or ethnic groups.
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Title VII prohibits employers from discriminating against workers because of their religion.
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Are we going to start discriminating against them, because of their faith?
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Local businesses in Venice have also been criticized for discriminating against tourists.
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He's been charged with discriminating against racial minorities in his rental properties.
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Protesters have taken to the street accusing Trump of discriminating against Muslims.
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Harvard has denied stereotyping or discriminating against any racial or ethnic group.
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Westminster School District, that accused the district of discriminating against their children.
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I'm starting a petition to stop them from discriminating against groundhogs though!
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The ACA has an outright prohibition on insurers discriminating against such patients.
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Discriminating against them makes our country and our military, weaker, not stronger.
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Poland and Hungary in particular saw the measure as discriminating against their citizens.
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Prison authorities are well aware that discriminating against a minority faith is unacceptable.
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So why does he insist that I am discriminating against gays and lesbians?
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The message is clear: Calm down, we're discriminating against religious people in general.
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A black model has accused Miami Swim Week of discriminating against black models.
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Harvard, a lawsuit that claims Harvard University is discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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The ethics of discriminating against artists for signing exclusives is murky at best.
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Moscow accused Ukraine of discriminating against Samoylova and of breaching the contest's rules.
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"I don't think Miami Swim Week is discriminating against anyone," Claire B stresses.
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It replaced a map that was thrown out for discriminating against black voters.
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YouTube has been accused once again of discriminating against LGBTQ+ YouTube content creators.
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"None of the people who contacted us are discriminating against anyone," McAlister said.
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Those rules prohibited internet service providers from discriminating against traffic to certain websites.
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In September, the agency sued Palantir for allegedly discriminating against Asian job applicants.
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The bill attempts to prohibit employers from directly discriminating against benefits-eligible hires.
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We're not gonna go back to discriminating against Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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But here's the thing—it's only men discriminating against their perceived LGBTQ colleagues.
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Trump also reiterated his view that social media companies were discriminating against conservatives.
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That statute prohibits businesses from discriminating against customers based on their sexual orientation.
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Harvard, which claims that the Ivy League college is discriminating against Asian-Americans.
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Harvard, which claims that the Ivy League institution is discriminating against Asian Americans.
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He pushed baseless conspiracy theories about social media allegedly companies discriminating against conservatives.
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Only 2628 states have laws prohibiting employers from discriminating against individuals in quarantine.
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You want to support diversity, then why are you discriminating against that subculture?
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But many are still surprisingly brazen in discriminating against them for being pregnant.
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Since only gay people have same-sex weddings, he's discriminating against gay people.
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The center-left leader said last week that he disliked discriminating against EU migrants.
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Discriminating against patients based on their gender or gender expression is not religious liberty.
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In its settlement, Uber denied liability for drivers discriminating against passengers with service dogs.
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No discriminating against the Slytherins or Hufflepuffs of the world, y'all deserve cookies too.
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Discriminating against beauty products based on the suggested retail price isn't in our DNA.
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He signed executive orders prohibiting federal employers and contractors from discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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And it would prevent companies from discriminating against people who use Do Not Track.
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Moscow has accused Ukraine of discriminating against Samoylova and of breaching the contest's rules.
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Disney has threatened to boycott Georgia for considering a bill discriminating against LGBT people.
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Instead, he's French and his former bosses are discriminating against his culture and heritage.
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If you're discriminating against half the population, how can that not worsen income inequality?
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Others have also charged Barnevernet bureaucrats with wrongly seizing children and discriminating against foreigners.
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" The American Civil Liberties Union described it as a "euphemism for discriminating against Muslims.
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The separatists also accuse Iran's Shiite theocracy of discriminating against its Sunni Arab citizens.
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The separatists accuse Iran's Persian-dominated government of discriminating against its ethnic Arab minority.
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The two bids, which were presented at Alphabet's annual shareholder meeting, reflect simmering workplace tensions at Google, which faces multiple lawsuits from former employees, including one accusing the company of discriminating against women and another accusing Google of discriminating against conservative white men.
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"You want to support diversity, then why are you discriminating against that subculture," they asked.
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A 2016 petition to change British law was rejected, despite employers frequently discriminating against women.
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Last fall, it sued data mining firm Palantir for allegedly discriminating against Asian job candidates.
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Andy Burnham, the Labour mayor of Manchester, has attacked ministers for discriminating against the north.
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Damore and Gudeman are now suing the company for allegedly discriminating against conservative white men.
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So unless the laws were discriminating against them in some way, they wouldn't get exemptions.
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" Sen Orrin Hatch, in a statement, "I don't think we should be discriminating against anyone.
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Apple has been accused of discriminating against Spotify and giving favorable treatment to Apple Music.
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Some said they tested knowledge rather than talent, thereby discriminating against black and Latino applicants.
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In 2012, the World Trade Organisation ruled that China was discriminating against foreign card companies.
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Regulations that prohibit healthcare providers and insurers from discriminating against LGBT people could be repealed.
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However, most states already prohibit insurers from discriminating against domestic violence and sexual assault victims.
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In 2012, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) found China was discriminating against foreign card companies.
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Delta could suffer as a business if it is seen as discriminating against its passengers.
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The law's rules prohibiting health insurers from discriminating against preexisting conditions remain on the books.
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A lawsuit charging Harvard with discriminating against Asian-American applicants went to trial in October.
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The Affordable Care Act bars health insurance plans from discriminating against Americans with preexisting conditions.
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They will bring up issues with women suing Bloomberg LP over discriminating against pregnant employees.
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Most Americans agree that discriminating against people with chronic conditions or serious illnesses is wrong.
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Washington and Minnesota argued that Trump's order violated the U.S. Constitution by discriminating against Muslims.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Harvard in its own brief on Friday denied discriminating against Asian-Americans.
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Three Latina software engineers are suing Uber for allegedly discriminating against women and people of color.
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Price's proposal is not as comprehensive as Obamacare's, which bans insurers from discriminating against the sick.
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There's a parallel here to recent campaigns to establish a norm against discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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It's discriminating against an LGB person, but it's clearly because they don't meet that sex stereotype.
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Harvard largely focuses on whether Harvard violated the Civil Rights Act by discriminating against Asian Americans.
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Instead, he's discriminating against people fighting for the country and spinning them as the costly burden.Â
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Action has been taken to stop employers from discriminating against people based on their natural hair.
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A federal judge is weighing a lawsuit accusing Harvard University of discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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"It's high time voters stopped discriminating against politicians just because they are posh", argues the editor.
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Harvard denies discriminating against Asian Americans, saying their rates of admission have grown significantly since 2010.
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In September, Palantir was sued by the Department of Labor for discriminating against Asian job applicants.
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Harvard largely focused on whether Harvard violated the Civil Rights Act by discriminating against Asian Americans.
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What's happening: Ridesharing companies have adopted policies that punish drivers for discriminating against people with disabilities.
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And sometimes discriminating against workers based on their attractiveness might even be legal, even if unfair.
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Federal law bars employers from discriminating against workers and job applicants who are 40 and older.
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President Obama claims repeal will mean going back to discriminating against Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Critics have gone online to denounce the restrictions as a means of discriminating against migrant workers.
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The biggest is a case that has accused Harvard of intentionally discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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In January, fired engineer James Damore accused Google of discriminating against white, male and conservative employees.
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In September, Peter Thiel's data startup, Palantir, was sued for allegedly discriminating against Asian job applicants.
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Mr. Trump's management company was sued by the Justice Department in 1973 for discriminating against minorities.
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One cannot discriminate against Democrats without discriminating against African-Americans in North Carolina, and vice versa.
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"Discriminating against female students in entrance exams is absolutely unacceptable," Mr. Hayashi told reporters on Thursday.
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Every state should enact a broadly protective law banning employers from discriminating against workers in quarantine.
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Afterwards, Comcast was caught discriminating against rival cable channels and slowing down rival online video services.
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"If you're giving preferential treatment to women, you're discriminating against them as well," Mr. Crouch said.
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The lawsuit accuses the company of discriminating against women in the areas of pay and promotions.
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It'd also prevent landlords from discriminating against potential tenants based on where they get their income.
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Instead, it accuses Sterling of discriminating against women by denying them equal pay and promotional opportunities.
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Earlier this month, Damore even filed a lawsuit accusing the company of discriminating against conservative men.
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The changes includes language specifically barring insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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He came to find out that said business was accused of discriminating against women and minorities.
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But while corporations are getting away with these moves, the I.R.S. is discriminating against the little guy.
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GIGOT: When we come back, Harvard University facing a federal lawsuit for discriminating against Asian-American students.
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Critics accused the order of discriminating against Muslims, and it was rejected by a federal appeals court.
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"I don't think we should be discriminating against anyone," Hatch, a Utah Republican, said in a statement.
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Only then can society evaluate whether a platform is discriminating against content or whether material causes harm.
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The ACLU took up Johnson's case, claiming that the Peace Corps was discriminating against people with disabilities.
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Mom-specific programs may result in employers discriminating against women, for example, regardless of laws barring this.
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Discriminating against them at work has been illegal since 2010—despite the ban on their bedroom activities.
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When Obamacare prohibited the companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions, she finally got coverage.
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Obamacare prevented insurers from discriminating against women who've had C-sections and blah blah blah who cares?
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Does a lawsuit about Trump allegedly discriminating against blacks from the 1970s really matter in today's campaign?
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" Qiu Xiang J, said: "The comments here from straight males are disgusting, blindly discriminating against others. Vomit.
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Evans argues that her employer violated Title VII by discriminating against her because of her sexual orientation.
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The court ruled that such a vote is unconstitutional for discriminating against non-Serbs, according to Reuters.
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MOST companies worry about discriminating against their employees on the basis of race, gender or sexual preference.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) announced proposed regulations that would prohibit health care providers from discriminating against transgender patients.
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At a Congressional hearing on Wednesday, Otting said he had no knowledge of banks discriminating against minorities.
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Her lawyers have fought back, accusing the Justice Department of discriminating against her for being Central American.
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The Justice Department undertook its own investigation and, in 21973, sued Trump Management for discriminating against blacks.
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The complaint said Bardhi's treatment was part of a larger pattern of WeWork discriminating against female employees.
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The Justice Department is investigating if Harvard University is illegally discriminating against Asian-American students' admission processes.
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Religion should never be used to deny people critical medical care or to justify discriminating against them.
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Clearly state that harassing or discriminating against founders or employees is not allowed and will be punished.
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But Supreme Court rulings regarding the Commerce Clause prevent states from discriminating against out-of-state businesses.
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The lawsuit had accused the company of discriminating against women in the areas of pay and promotions.
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Many accuse the government of discriminating against them, and some Shiite areas have held violent antigovernment protests.
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A lawsuit accuses the university of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions by favoring other racial minorities.
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The New York Times — charging the company with discriminating against women in pay, promotions and job opportunities.
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According to Wu, heavy regulation was needed to prevent ISPs from discriminating against traffic coming from competitors.
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The city ordinance prohibits public accommodations from discriminating against people of protected status -- which includes sexual orientation.
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The New York Times needs to take initiative on this matter to avoid discriminating against these readers.
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It was designed to prohibit federally funded entities from discriminating against doctors who morally objected to abortion.
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Left-wing activists in Australia are crying foul and believe that the country is discriminating against progressive speakers.
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Under Title IX, schools in the US are forbidden from discriminating against students on the basis of sex.
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Russia routinely accuses the former Soviet republic of 1.3 million of discriminating against its sizable ethnic-Russian minority.
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Conservative YouTubers have been convinced for some time that YouTube is intentionally purging or discriminating against their views.
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In some circumstances, national action is thought necessary to prevent states from discriminating against historically disadvantaged minority groups.
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After all, the industry's largest players frequently claim to support rules against blocking, throttling, and discriminating against content.
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For the past half century, federal law has banned employers from discriminating against people based on their age.
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Repeal of the ACA would likely allow insurance companies to resume discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Owner Florence Fang, who bought the house in 2017, countersued, alleging that the town is discriminating against her.
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If they want to keep their special deal, here's the bargain: they have to stop discriminating against conservatives.
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Most Americans would never dream of discriminating against someone just because they're born different -- but it does happen.
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If they want to keep their special deal, here's the bargain: they have to quit discriminating against conservatives.
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What happens to that cooperation in a world where the United States is openly discriminating against their citizens?
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The Labor Department sued Peter Thiel's data startup Palantir last year for allegedly discriminating against Asian job applicants.
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Through her covert operation, she uncovered that there were still schools that were discriminating against African-American children.
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They chanted: "Fire Carranza!" and accused the schools chancellor of forcing integration and of discriminating against their children.
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For example, a high-profile lawsuit has accused Harvard of discriminating against Asian applicants in its admission process.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has urged against using such phrasing or discriminating against Chinese people.
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But Ms. Yang, who is Korean, said she wasn't intimidated and told him he was discriminating against her.
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And the defense contractor L3 Technologies has been accused of discriminating against reservists because of their service obligations.
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Bad data in, bad data outThere are several reasons why algorithms can end up discriminating against certain groups.
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The Obama order banned companies that do federal work from discriminating against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender employees.
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However, those new approaches have been controversial, and criticized for violating civil rights and discriminating against minority groups.
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The federal government's motion rejects the states' argument that Trump's order violates the Constitution by discriminating against Muslims.
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But immigration policy cannot violate the First Amendment by discriminating against Muslims, or adherents of any other religion.
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Title VII specifically bars employers from discriminating against employees based on sex, race, color, national origin and religion.
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That is, facial recognition should be held accountable if it plays a part in discriminating against protected groups.
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In 1973, he was sued by the Justice Department, who accused Trump Management of discriminating against African Americans.
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Growing up in Jamaica in the '70s and '80s, I never had the privilege of discriminating against books.
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Photo: GettyThree former Google employees have filed a class-action lawsuit against the company for allegedly discriminating against women.
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That law prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of race, color, sex, religion and national origin.
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Those rules banned internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon from blocking or otherwise discriminating against legal content online.
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Amid a flurry of cheers, the loudest response by far was to Obama's point about not discriminating against Muslims.
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Meanwhile, his businesses have been sued and penalized by the government for discriminating against Black employees and prospective renters.
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The Harvard case is not the first time that a college was accused of discriminating against Asian-American students.
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The division enforces rules designed to prevent contractors from discriminating against their workers, including Obama's 2014 LGBT-rights order.
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HHS is currently considering a proposed regulation that would forbid private insurers from discriminating against transgender patients, as well.
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," Department Secretary Ben Carson said.
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By allowing other vegetable oils to be used in biofuels, the EU was discriminating against palm oil, he said.
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The Harvard case is not the first time that a college was accused of discriminating against Asian American students.
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The "Safeway Amendment" is a remarkable exception to the Affordable Care Act's ban on discriminating against pre-existing conditions.
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Catch up quick: Damore was fired after filing a lawsuit against Google for allegedly discriminating against conservative white men.
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Brazil's supreme court ruled that discriminating against gay or transgender people is equivalent to discriminating on grounds of race.
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Federal Election Observers are trained to observe whether polling officials are discriminating against voters or otherwise violating federal law.
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Trump was sued by the federal government for discriminating against African American renters, a case that was eventually settled.
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What they're saying: "Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," said Carson.
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It is under investigation by the Department of Labour for discriminating against women by paying them less than men.
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Conservatives, including President Donald Trump, have repeatedly accused Twitter and other tech giants of silencing and discriminating against them.
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," HUD Secretary Ben Carson said.
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" The original language of Title VII prohibits private employers from discriminating against an individual "because of such individual's... sex.
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A California Democrat is urging Airbnb to take action against hosts who appear to be discriminating against minority customers.
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Yelena Isinbaeva, a Russian pole-vaulting champion, charged the IAAF with discriminating against Russians just because they are Russian.
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On Monday, the company said it would ban a host for discriminating against a transgender woman a year prior.
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The Democrat's action, which also prohibits state agencies from discriminating against LGBT people, rescinds the executive order former Gov.
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And someone named MattDogg reported the cafe to Consumer Affairs Victoria, alleging that the cafe was discriminating against men.
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" The solution Starbucks has come up with to prevent its staff from discriminating against customers is "anti-bias training.
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In the months before the attack, she had posted videos criticizing the platform for allegedly discriminating against her content.
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In 2017, singer Jason Derulo accused American Airlines of discriminating against him following a confrontation involving multiple police officers.
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The rules prevent internet service providers from discriminating against web content or making websites pay for faster delivery speeds.
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Ms. Xu sued the facility, arguing that by denying her the treatment, it was effectively discriminating against single women.
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Medical groups, convenience stores, and even the US Army have been sued for discriminating against Sikhs because of their beards.
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It is time for Nancy Worley and the SDEC to stop discriminating against us and include us at the table.
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And it's how she became the central figure in a federal lawsuit accusing the WDOC of discriminating against female inmates.
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When we elect a president who says that discriminating against transgender students helps everyone else, we have an education crisis.
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He knew that his biggest hurdle would be the EU, which forbids discriminating against the citizens of other member states.
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Health insurers competed by discriminating against the sick until we outlawed the practice (though the GOP wants to reverse that).
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In a complaint filed late on Wednesday, the EEOC also accused Con Ed of discriminating against three employees with disabilities.
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Google is fighting multiple lawsuits from ex-employees accusing the tech giant of discriminating against women in pay and promotions.
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For the uninitiated, the rules passed last year prevent companies internet providers from discriminating against any online content or services.
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Both the Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit advertisers from discriminating against people.
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Partly because the bill would ban employers from discriminating against employees who've had an abortion, use contraception, or are pregnant.
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The court said only the law's provision prohibiting doctors from discriminating against patients solely for owning a gun was valid.
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One, Executive Order 13672, prevents federal contractors from discriminating against employees on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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"Discriminating against Muslim Americans is also an affront to the very values that already make our nation great," Obama said.
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But more established refugees and immigrants told me they were dismayed and claimed the administration was blatantly discriminating against Muslims.
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One prominent study from late last year suggested that hosts were discriminating against guests based on how their names sounded.
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But today I suddenly [find] that in this strong country, Sina Weibo is discriminating against and attacking this sexual minority.
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After its independence in 1948, the majority Buddhist Sinhalese began discriminating against the Hindu Tamils, whom the British had favored.
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The Harvard complaint also argues that affirmative action policies have the effect of discriminating against high-achieving Asian-American applicants.
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"The practice of discriminating against U.S. wine is unfair and cannot be tolerated any longer," Perdue said in a statement.
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They included making arrests without probable cause, blatantly discriminating against people of color, and cruelty toward victims of sexual assault.
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On Thursday, David Sanguesa accused a Miami-area barista of discriminating against him and being too slow with his order.
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A California Democrat is urging Airbnb to take action against hosts who appear to be discriminating against minority customers. Rep.
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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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" In an interview on Tuesday, she said the policy was "a complete violation of my rights and discriminating against women.
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Klobuchar's proposal also does not specify how she would hold insurers accountable for discriminating against mental health or addiction coverage.
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A 2014 executive order prohibited federal contractors from discriminating against workers on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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And a lawsuit against Harvard accuses the school of discriminating against Asian-Americans by imposing penalties for their high achievement.
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More: Google also agreed to pay $23 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it of discriminating against older job applicants.
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The administration is also apparently considering retrenchment against policies that appear neutral but have the effect of discriminating against minorities.
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" Mr. Obama, the statement added, "fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion.
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Army regulations ban discriminating against gay soldiers and forbid identifying or outing gay men or asking about their sexual experiences.
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Another action — the civil rights lawsuit accusing Harvard of discriminating against Asian Americans — came to an end in November 22019.
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Many commenters called for a boycott of United, accusing the airline of discriminating against the passenger because he is Chinese.
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It means more flexibility and upfront information with little accountability if they are indeed discriminating against riders because of location.
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In Juarez's case, lawyers for Northwestern Mutual said they weren't discriminating against noncitizens because they hire immigrants with green cards.
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"Who is discriminating against who?" attorney Jeff Matura asked jurors in his opening statement Wednesday, according to the Associated Press.
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As labor commissioner since 2008, Avakian often made news for his tough calls against businesses discriminating against gay and transgender customers.
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The lawsuit requested an injunction barring Google from discriminating against individuals with conservative political views, as well as for unspecified compensation.
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Equal protection prevents the government from unfairly discriminating against any person based on his or her race, national origin or religion.
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Mr. Guthrie died in 1967, and in the 1970s, the Justice Department sued the Trumps, accusing them of discriminating against blacks.
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The European Commission held that the world's biggest search engine had abused its dominance by discriminating against rival comparison-shopping services.
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People around the world condemned it because they thought the idea of discriminating against people based on their religion was reprehensible.
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That means they shouldn't be able to slide some data into "fast lanes" while blocking or otherwise discriminating against other material.
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It does not ban insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions or those who cost more to insure.
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The district was also in violation of federal law Title IX that bans schools from discriminating against students based on sex.
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In the 1970s, Trump was sued by the Justice Department for discriminating against African American tenants in his New York properties.
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Paxton is also leading a legal fight against the US government for trying to make schools stop discriminating against transgender kids.
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But lawyers for the two cities argued that the federal government was doing the discriminating -- against Hildale and Colorado City. Why?
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In an interview with the Sentinel, Jolie said that she believes that the city might be discriminating against her Vietnamese heritage.
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A federal judge in Texas on Saturday halted enforcement of federal rules aimed at preventing doctors from discriminating against transgender individuals.
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The second, that Canada is discriminating against citizens on the basis of their place of birth, may rest on stronger arguments.
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Obama in the statement said he "fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion."
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Cindy Hyde-Smith returned a $2,700 donation from a businessman who was sued for discriminating against Muslims, her campaign said Monday.
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The court did uphold one part of the law, which bars doctors from discriminating against patients solely because they own guns.
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Or we complement a private company that says we won't do business with North Carolina because they're discriminating against transgender people.
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The suit in January, accusing Google of discriminating against white, male and conservative employees, included many employee names and profile pictures.
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The executive order would have reversed a President Obama order banning contractors from discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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That ruling barred Internet service providers (ISPs) from discriminating against certain types of traffic or creating pay-to-play fast lanes.
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YouTube has received much criticism from LGBTQ creators in recent months because they believe the platform is discriminating against their videos.
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We won't do it based on discriminating against you from the country you come from or the religion that you practice.
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We did get a complaint from trading standards in the 80's that we were discriminating against ginger haired people—seriously!!
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But when it comes to discriminating against people based on their religion, there really isn't "a constitutional way" to do it.
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Federal civil rights law prohibits public businesses from discriminating against customers based on their race but not based on sexual orientation.
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This matters because America has a long and storied tradition of banks and other financial institutions discriminating against people of color.
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The list included penalties for subprime loan abuses, discriminating against African-American and Hispanic mortgage borrowers, and foreclosure violations, among others.
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In one of the cases, Sally Maya, an assistant principal, accused Mr. Kwait of discriminating against her once she became pregnant.
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A lawsuit accusing the university of discriminating against Asian-Americans has shed light on little-known aspects of its selection process.
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A federal appeals court struck down the two-year residency requirement, saying it violated the Constitution by discriminating against new residents.
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Employers that champion women face accusations of discriminating against their pregnant workers, showing how widespread the problem is in American workplaces.
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She was not surprised that the Saints adamantly denied discriminating against women or that they threatened to sue her for defamation.
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The federal agency accuses the airline of discriminating against the woman and failing to protect her from a hostile work environment.
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This month, California became the first state to ban employers and schools from discriminating against people based on their natural hair.
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The post went viral, as country artists from Kelsea Ballerini to Kacey Musgraves slammed the station for blatantly discriminating against women.
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"We have no evidence that would support a belief that the Obama administration was discriminating against Christian populations," said the Rev.
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Critics of affirmative action say that in some cases it goes too far in discriminating against white and Asian-American applicants.
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In 2014, a group that opposes affirmative action sued Harvard, accusing it of discriminating against Asian-Americans in its admissions process.
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A federal lawsuit accused the Ivy League school of discriminating against Asian American students by considering race in its admissions standards.
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"I mean, if you go back, President Trump was discriminating against black people in housing units 40 years ago," he added.
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A Texas voter ID law was passed with with the intention of discriminating against minority voters, a federal judge ruled Monday.
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But the need for reparations, just like the white history of oppressing and discriminating against black people, does not end there.
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The chairman announced a plan in April to repeal the rules that restrict internet service providers from discriminating against certain websites.
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A Harvard University Study found that hosts on the site were discriminating against potential renters based on race, gender and age.
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Republican senators have accused it of discriminating against conservative viewpoints and suppressing free speech, suggesting antitrust action could fix the situation.
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But discriminating against second-generation young people on the basis of their heritage is certainly correlated with social isolation and radicalization.
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White supremacists know about the humanity of Jews and black people and whoever else they're discriminating against — and it terrifies them.
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Maloney and other Democrats went on a rampage on social media following the vote, accusing Republicans of discriminating against LGBT Americans.
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The latest attack on affirmative action comes in the form of a lawsuit that alleges Harvard is discriminating against Asian Americans.
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," HUD Secretary Ben Carson said in a statement.
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By discriminating against fat people in social and working environments, people are missing countless opportunities to meet really good, interesting, smart people.
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For example, he said, a law on government salaries runs afoul of the Basic Law by discriminating against low-level civil servants.
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Left in place would be ACA provisions that prohibit insurers from discriminating against sicker customers, and minimum health benefits in insurance plans.
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Critics argue that as a society, we engage in widespread denial of death -- overly focusing on youthfulness, and discriminating against the elderly.
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This aimed to address a 2012 ruling by the World Trade Organisation that found China was discriminating against U.S. credit card companies.
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Their positions are in lock step with claims in a federal lawsuit accusing the university of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions.
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The bloc that most wants to kick out the parties: LGBTQ adults under 533, of whom 35% support discriminating against bridal parties.
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SurvJustice is also one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit arguing that DeVos' rule changes violate federal law by discriminating against accusers.
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Tamika Mallory, an activist who co-chaired the Women's March on Washington, accused American Airlines of discriminating against her in mid-October.
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Instead, the local sultan, who is the head of the Muslim faith in the state, rebuked the owners for discriminating against minorities.
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His mom scheduled a meeting with an administrator and proceeded to berate me and to accuse me of discriminating against student athletes.
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It's a message about keeping immigrants out of America, discriminating against transgender soldiers, and recklessly putting us in danger of nuclear war.
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PiS is not openly Eurosceptic, but it accuses the EU of discriminating against Poland in favour of longer-standing members, especially Germany.
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Federal regulators ultimately approved that deal with strict conditions prohibiting the cable giant from favoring NBCUniversal content or discriminating against rival programming.
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He left a note calling out administrators and students for discriminating against those of the Dalit caste—the lowest in Indian society.
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The law, adopted on June 16, prompted critics to accuse the province's right-leaning Coalition Avenir Québec government of discriminating against Muslims.
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," HUD Secretary Ben Carson added in a statement.
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But the cities say the federal government is discriminating against them -- and the FLDS -- because they practice a religion others don't like.
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The City of Philadelphia has taken another swing at Wells Fargo, this time alleging that the bank has been discriminating against minorities.
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He's hopeful that his legal challenge will ultimately result in a court decision that prohibits public schools from discriminating against transgender students.
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If you, yourself, are not physically discriminating against people of color, then you, yourself, are not racist, this line of thinking goes.
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Besides, the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 prohibits employers and health insurance companies from discriminating against you based on your DNA.
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"Discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, geographical location, age - it's the same issues we've always seen that are discriminating against women," Hunt said.
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The far-right figure yelled outside the hearing room that Dorsey was "committing perjury" and claimed his site was discriminating against conservatives.
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The authors of the original law were wary of administrators in local districts, many of whom were actively discriminating against minority schoolchildren.
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But discriminating against customers when selling a product — artistic or not — has nothing to do with the freedoms the First Amendment protects.
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It does not block laws that target non-expressive conduct, like enforcing antitrust laws or preventing businesses from discriminating against their customers.
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Dao accused officials of discriminating against him for being Chinese before he was hauled off the plane, according to a fellow passenger.
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In the early 1970s, the Justice Department accused the Trump family of discriminating against black tenants in New York, according to reports.
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Remember all the government lawsuits he and his father were slapped with for allegedly discriminating against potential renters who were African-American?
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Trump Jr. and a growing chorus of Republicans, including the president, have accused the country's largest tech companies of discriminating against conservatives.
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The 1964 act's Title VII prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin or religion.
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She created a huge scene, shouting that I was discriminating against her for how I took the shoes out of the box.
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Because Netflix is discriminating against its own content, not against other video that is being sent through metaphorical pipes that it operates.
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If you or I ignored three court orders to stop discriminating against little children, we would be wearing orange jumpsuits by now.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey denied claims the company is discriminating against users with conservative views in an interview with CNN's Brian Stelter.
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Speaking to Insider, Malof claims that the judge in Saudi Arabia has been consistently discriminating against her, and recently annulled her divorce.
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They say they wanted them to stop discriminating against gay people and never put another gay couple through the rejection they experienced.
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A French waiter who was fired for being combative and aggressive said his former bosses were discriminating against his culture and heritage.
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At the start of Mr. Trump's career, he and his father were charged with discriminating against African-Americans in their apartment rentals.
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Trump believes that the provision preventing insurers from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions "needs to stay in there," Spicer said.
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Listen, I've worked with Joe Swanberg [on "Easy"], I've worked with Edward Norton [on "Motherless Brooklyn"], I'm not discriminating against male directors.
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The group filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the Harvard lawsuit, accusing the school of discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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Harvard was accused of discriminating against Asian-American applicants, but the university firmly denied this throughout the trial, which ended last week.
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Data extracted from more than 160,000 applications was released as part of a lawsuit charging Harvard with systematically discriminating against Asian-Americans.
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It also advises on how to avoid discriminating against customers who don't agree to allow their data to be collected or sold.
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The Trump administration, under Mr. Pence's guidance, could stop enforcing the Medicaid reimbursement law that prohibits states from discriminating against Planned Parenthood.
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He is also working to get Republican colleagues to join him in writing legislation to stop banks from discriminating against gun buyers.
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Modi's government has faced protests at home and criticism abroad for enacting a citizenship law that is seen as discriminating against Muslims.
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Watch the clip ... there is a serious point Jason wants to get across -- he believes IG is discriminating against his natural blessings.
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Although discriminating against workers with genetic abnormalities would be prohibited, it would be very difficult to prove that discrimination had taken place.
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Older workers have also accused Facebook, Ikea, and hundreds of other companies of discriminating against job seekers in their 50s and 60s.
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Can't we agree that discriminating against people based on what they look like -- or what country they might come from -- is wrong?
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Rosen predicts that Gorsuch would be quick to strike down an order explicitly discriminating against the individual free exercise of religion by Muslims.
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There are also anti-discriminatory laws in place that forbid citizens and residents from discriminating against anyone because of class, culture or religion.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The European Commission is taking Austria to the Court of Justice of the European Union for discriminating against foreign ski instructors.
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If discriminating against Trump officials, or his supporters, proves such a boon for the bottom line, are more places going to follow suit?
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He first did this in the early 1970s, when the federal government charged the Trump Organization with discriminating against minority applicants for apartments.
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The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Stephens, concluding that discriminating against an employee because they are transgender was illegal.
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For a time, even those things were stripped from her, when a lawsuit accusing the government of discriminating against people like Raquel backfired.
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The losers would be sicker Americans, who would once again have to navigate an individual insurance market that is expressly discriminating against them.
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"It's almost like you think this is a joke when you have ruined the lives of many people, discriminating against them," Beatty said.
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Myanmar has denied discriminating against 1.1 million Rohingya Muslims in the country, most of whom remain stateless and live in apartheid-like conditions.
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The president has regularly accused social media, traditional news outlets, college campuses, and certain businesses of discriminating against those who support his policies.
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Supporters of the law have said that the government, by condoning same-sex marriage, was discriminating against religious citizens who had differing views.
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That pretense -- the suggestion these laws are not clearly and specifically aimed at humiliating and discriminating against Muslim women -- needs to stop now.
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After lower courts repeatedly froze Mr Trump's edicts for discriminating against Muslims, the travel ban found a friendlier audience among the nine justices.
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Even if the deal is allowed, regulators would demand that AT&T ran Time Warner without discriminating against other pipe or content firms.
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Trump was also sued by the federal government in the 1970s for breaking federal laws and discriminating against communities of color in housing.
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The net neutrality rules were passed in 85033, under Wheeler, and prohibit internet service providers from discriminating against web traffic to certain sites.
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In 1965, Congress passed the Voting Rights Act, which granted the federal government the authority to prevent states from discriminating against minority voters.
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Many Sikhs were turned away due to laws specifically discriminating against Asians and thus many potential Canadians decided not to come at all.
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Those rules prevent internet service providers from favoring or discriminating against network traffic from any particular provider, such as Google, Facebook or Netflix.
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"If they want to keep their special deal, they have to quit discriminating against conservatives; it's that simple," he said at the time.
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Only an especially dangerous anti-Semite could attempt to justify such antiSemitic statements and at the same time deny ever discriminating against anyone.
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Net neutrality is the principle that all web traffic should be treated equally, and it bars internet providers from discriminating against certain sites.
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This morning, the House Judiciary Committee will hear arguments about whether Facebook, Google, Twitter, and other big tech companies are discriminating against conservatives.
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The Speaker was embarrassed last month when hardline members of his own caucus sneaked poison pill amendments discriminating against LGBT contractors into legislation.
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The director was forced out, at which point she turned around and sued Transition House for discriminating against her because she was white.
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"The Court concludes that the Enacted Plan was designed with the predominant purpose of advantaging Republicans and discriminating against Democrats," the judges wrote.
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Enforcing the Weldon Amendment to stop states from unlawfully discriminating against health care entities that refuse to pay for or cover abortions. 2.
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"In other countries in the region, the government would be taken to court for discriminating against pregnant girls' right to education," she explains.
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"The First Amendment prohibits governments from discriminating against citizens on the basis of religious beliefs," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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The law allowed the federal government to supervise state-run elections, particularly in states that have a history of discriminating against black voters.
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YouTube's ad changes have reached the wider conservative media, adding fuel to the right's belief that tech giants are discriminating against conservative views.
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Texas and other Republican-led states had filed a suit challenging rules that would ban doctors and hospitals from discriminating against transgender people.
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"Today, the differentiation between marriage and legally registered partnerships can no longer be upheld without discriminating against same-sex couples," the court said.
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By helping all students realize their potential, New York City will achieve diversity in its top schools without discriminating against any ethnic groups.
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In 2018 Amazon scrapped an AI hiring tool it had built when it realized that the tool was systematically discriminating against female applicants.
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The transit agency has repeatedly come under fire and faced lawsuits for discriminating against disabled riders and for renovating stations without adding elevators.
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And when they aren't, the history books show, they tend to act too fast (costing a fortune) or unfairly (discriminating against some populations).
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Beijing is widely believed in South Korea to be discriminating against some of its companies and cancelling performances by Korean artists without explanation.
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One of the most important stories over the weekend was the news that Apple's credit card is being investigated for discriminating against women.
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Forty-four years ago, the Trump family's real estate company was accused by a Republican-run U.S. Justice Department of discriminating against blacks.
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The law is seen by its opponents as discriminating against Muslims and has deepened concerns that Modi's administration is undermining India's secular traditions.
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Elizabeth Warren's, he appeared to doubt the women who accused former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg of discriminating against his pregnant employees.
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The Indian law is seen by opponents as discriminating against Muslims and has deepened concerns that Modi's administration is undermining India's secular traditions.
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The administration is also promoting various dodges that would in effect let insurance companies go back to discriminating against people in poor health.
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The law is seen by its opponents as discriminating against Muslims and has deepened concerns that Modi's administration is undermining India's secular traditions.
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It also removed an exemption for religious minorities in the affected countries, a provision that had been widely seen as discriminating against Muslims.
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The documents came out as part of a lawsuit charging Harvard with systematically discriminating against Asian-Americans, in violation of civil rights law.
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A federal appeals court struck down the two-year residency requirement, saying it violated the Constitution by discriminating against newcomers to the state.
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He successfully pushed legislation to strengthen city enforcement against tenant harassment, and another bill to prevent landlords from discriminating against domestic violence survivors.
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On March 18, a Fieldston senior filed a lawsuit accusing school officials of discriminating against black students and ignoring racist incidents on campus.
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And if the group you're discriminating against is protected under the law — as is true in Colorado in this case — that's illegal discrimination.
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These controversies also shined a light on the fact that the Cathys regularly made donations to charities known for discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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Members are barred from discriminating against each other in their trade practices, meaning China&aposs exports were shielded from protectionist moves by other countries.
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More than 200 bills were introduced nationally in 2016 that the ACLU characterizes as discriminating against gay people in the name of religious freedom.
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This could come down to whether federal civil rights laws really do protect trans people — and therefore ban schools from discriminating against trans kids.
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In the United States, the 1968 Fair Housing Act was passed to ensure that real-estate professionals conduct their business without discriminating against clients.
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Britain's Royal Mail fell 1.6 percent after being fined 50 million pounds ($64 million) for discriminating against Whistl, its only major competitor delivering letters.
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" He added: "If any club is discriminating against people on the basis of ethnicity, there is the legal framework in place to challenge that.
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TNB's suit says that the Fed's actions "have the effect of discriminating against small, innovative companies" and "privileging established, too-big-to-fail institutions".
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"We're not discriminating against anyone, but they're creating problems in residential areas," said Oscar Gerardino, an official of Colombia's Norte de Santander provincial government.
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It also asks that the companies be barred from discriminating against transgender employees, and that they provide an undisclosed amount of compensation to Bost.
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In other words, even if Yahoo was intentionally discriminating against men based on gender, the company wasn't doing a very good job at it.
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The new court filing, known as a "statement of interest," came in a 2014 lawsuit that accuses Harvard of discriminating against Asian American applicants.
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LIKE every democracy, Britain has laws and practices which forbid employers from discriminating against their workers, or would-be workers, because of their religion.
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The California law, set to take effect on January 1, will ban internet service providers from blocking or otherwise discriminating against lawful internet content.
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But despite a 2012 WTO ruling that China was discriminating against foreign payment card companies, no U.S. firm has yet been granted a license.
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Ex-ESPN reporter Ed Werder is calling out a Sports Illustrated writer -- claiming her hiring practices are completely unfair ... because she's discriminating against MEN.
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"We couldn't set up operations in a state that was discriminating against LGBT" people, Dan Kiely, Voxpro founder and CEO, said in an interview.
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In a joint statement, 10 human rights groups said the decision was "humiliating", accusing the government of discriminating against LGBT+ people and enabling homophobia.
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Prior to the new rule, just 17 states and the District of Columbia had issued guidance prohibiting insurance plans from discriminating against transgender people.
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The distinction between marriage and registered partnership can no longer be upheld without discriminating against same-sex couples, the court said in a statement.
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The US Department of Labor is accusing controversial data-mining company Palantir of discriminating against Asian job candidates, according to a lawsuit filed today.
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The issue of race at Harvard has also been raised in a federal lawsuit accusing the university of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions.
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The division, which was founded in 21968, during the fight over school integration, would now be going after colleges for discriminating against white applicants.
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Kemp said he was merely following the law in verifying voter registrations, but Democrats and civil rights groups argued he was discriminating against minorities.
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The public lambasted the decision as humiliating and discriminating against women, and Didi responded swiftly to extend the limit to both women and men.
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Four months later, the student's family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the school district, accusing it of discriminating against their son.
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The Labor Department on Tuesday finalized a new rule to bar federal contractors and subcontractors from discriminating against someone on the basis of sex.
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He supports the First Amendment Defense Act, which would allow government employees to use religious liberty as a defense for discriminating against LGBT people.
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Trump has not called for discriminating against hot air balloon enthusiasts or a war on exploding nightwear, because that would be self-evidently ridiculous.
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The agency will solicit the public's input on undoing the rules that prohibit service providers from discriminating against or favoring traffic to certain sites.
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It does not need a religious freedom law, championed by Mr. Kemp, that Ms. Abrams says would protect one group while discriminating against others.
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Even self-identified Republicans favor preventing insurers from discriminating against people with pre-existing medical conditions — something Obamacare does, but Republican health proposals wouldn't.
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A men's rights group at Ryerson University in Toronto is suing the student union for allegedly discriminating against the group's right to free speech.
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There were multiple lawsuits alleging that the commission was violating the Constitution by discriminating against voters of color or infringing on Americans' privacy rights.
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Three former employees who have accused Google of discriminating against its female employees by systematically paying them less than men who do similar jobs.
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In the past five years, federal courts in Virginia have struck down Republican-drawn state and congressional districts for intentionally discriminating against black voters.
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For a year-and-half, the state of California has been openly discriminating against religious employers in blatant violation of federal civil rights laws.
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The biggest target will be net neutrality, a rule created in 2015 that prevents internet service providers from blocking or discriminating against internet traffic.
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Republicans say it would also bar insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing medical conditions, but Democratic leaders are disputing that claim.
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Allison Riggs of the Southern Coalition for Social Justice said that afterward the court "sussed out" a troubling pattern aimed at discriminating against minorities.
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But in discriminating against us, the agency put their religious views of LGBT people above what is best for the kids in their care.
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The document accused B&H of exclusively hiring Hispanic men to fill entry-level jobs, thereby discriminating against female and black and Asian jobseekers.
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On Tuesday, the court found that the Civil Rights Act's prohibition on discriminating against someone due to their "sex" also applied to sexual orientation.
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The rule, which Obama signed in December, would prohibit discriminating against family planning providers for reasons other than the quality of care they offer.
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Among the accusations: offering services free of charge, discriminating against ruling party officials, usurping the role of the commune clerk and holding meetings on Saturdays.
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Three women have filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the company of discriminating against female employees by underpaying them and denying them opportunities for promotions.
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"'Extreme vetting' is just a euphemism for discriminating against Muslims," said Anthony Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union in a statement.
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Today the Federal Communications Commission voted to overturn its rules banning internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon from blocking or discriminating against lawful content.
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He also trumpeted the Equality Act, which would prevent employers, landlords, and others from discriminating against someone based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Some conservatives have called on Facebook to be regulated as a utility since they claim that the social media platform is discriminating against their views.
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The company established that agreement in November 2016 in an effort to dissuade hosts from discriminating against guests based on race, religion, age, or gender.
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson said in a statement.
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YouTube has released a statement in response to accusations that it is discriminating against its LGBTQ users by hiding certain videos in its Restricted Mode.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement also put out a statement, accusing the food truck of "discriminating" against facility employees after the company made its initial statement.
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But legislators are stepping in and arguing that by not accepting cash, businesses are discriminating against consumers who don't have bank accounts or credit cards.
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"It's time for President Trump to stop discriminating against Puerto Ricans, to release the recovery funds we've approved, and support additional emergency funding," Grijalva said.
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Title VII of the Civil Rights Act bars employers from discriminating against a worker "because of such individual's race, colour, religion, sex, or national origin".
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The Federal Communications Commission last year voted to jettison Obama-era rules prohibiting broadband internet providers from blocking or otherwise discriminating against lawful internet content.
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Last December, the Federal Communications Commission voted to jettison its Obama-era rules forbidding broadband providers from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against legal content.
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It's the same thing with Title VII [which prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, and religion].
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Democrats, who generally favor rules barring internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon from blocking or otherwise discriminating against content, took control of the House.
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In New York, insurance companies can use your social media to set premiums, as long as they show they aren't unfairly discriminating against certain groups.
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Washington saw the French levy as discriminating against U.S. companies, and launched a probe that could lead to the imposition of tariffs on French goods.
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The lawsuit accused the school district and police of discriminating against Ahmed because of his race and religion, thereby violating Ahmed's civil and constitutional rights.
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The Texas law, she concluded, "not only had the effect of discriminating against minorities, but was designed to do so" and constituted a "poll tax".
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And tech critics aren't keen on the idea either, pointing to a history of using automated systems that end up discriminating against already marginalized groups.
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Andrew Cuomo announced in 2014 the first of a series of measures preventing all insurers, including Medicaid, from discriminating against transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals.
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The FCC's decision to repeal the Obama-era consumer protections ended prohibitions against ISPs discriminating against web traffic or creating so-called internet fast lanes.
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The meeting came just hours after the president lashed out at Twitter, reiterating his allegations that the company is discriminating against him and other conservatives.
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The Act prevents colleges from discriminating against religious student groups by denying them official recognition and other standard benefits, such as access to campus facilities.
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The tweet in question set out to enumerate the linguistic sins of "speciesism"—the practice of discriminating against living things based on their species affiliation.
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The incident was flagged by a whistleblower who has sued Michigan State Police, alleging a pattern of mishandling cases and discriminating against civilians and employees.
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T.I. felt the dress code had the effect of discriminating against African-Americans, and the restaurant has assured him the code will be less strict.
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The Obama administration wants public schools to stop discriminating against transgender students and let trans kids use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.
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Nobody outside the university's admissions office knows for sure, but some secrets are spilling in a lawsuit accusing Harvard of discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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In the lawsuit, a French waiter who was fired for being combative and aggressive said his former bosses were discriminating against his culture and heritage.
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Indeed, going back to when the Nixon administration sued Trump for discriminating against black and Latino tenants, Trump's long record of racism isn't really disputable.
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This move gave the agency the legal authority to enforce net neutrality by prohibiting ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against legal online content.
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A 1990 report by the Education Department found that, while Harvard was not discriminating against Asian-Americans, it was not giving them a tip, either.
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The plaintiffs in the case have accused Harvard of discriminating against Asian-Americans by holding them to a higher standard than any other racial group.
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Many of the free trade agreements the United States entered into to gain access to markets abroad also prevent governments from discriminating against foreign products.
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The plaintiffs, who accuse the university of discriminating against Asian-Americans, proposed several "race-neutral alternatives" that Harvard could use to keep its classes diverse.
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The Leader Council of the Pentecostal Movement of Norway also issued a statement saying that it doesn't believe Barnevernet officials were discriminating against the faithful.
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"The idea of discriminating against Asians in order to make room for other minorities doesn't seem right as a matter of principle," Mr. Dershowitz said.
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It's possible that U.S. law prevents politicians discriminating against citizens with different viewpoints by restricting their access to the politician's comments on a public forum.
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Democrats have accused Republicans of discriminating against Catholics, though Ryan, himself a Catholic, has said his conference members had "pastoral needs" that weren't being fulfilled.
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And in 1973, the Justice Department sued Trump Management for discriminating against black people and violating the Fair Housing Act of 1968 in 39 buildings.
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Research released by Harvard's Center for Health Law & Policy Innovation found insurers discriminating against Georgia residents who need HIV medications — a practice that's not uncommon.
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Hudson didn't exactly tell the whole truth about the history of the Salvation Army, which has previously come under fire for discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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It was hard for him to wrap his head around a host of the major he loves perhaps more than any other discriminating against women.
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The last time Congress made the decision to disclose private tax information was during the fight over whether the IRS was discriminating against conservative groups.
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The office also has investigated complaints that a Maryland school district is discriminating against Asian American students in admissions to its sought-after magnet schools.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. asked Mr. Dvoretzky a series of questions probing just how far states could go in discriminating against people from elsewhere.
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When MUNCHIES contacted IHOP, a spokesperson told us that the sign was a year old, and that discriminating against pot smokers was not company policy.
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Repeating the teaching of the Catechism of the Catholic Church about respecting and not discriminating against gays, Pope Francis said that one could condemn certain behavior.
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Sheik Salahadin Wazir, host of the American Muslim Weekly Show, told CNN's "New Day" that the bill would only help radicals by discriminating against Muslim women.
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," HUD Secretary Ben Carson said in a statement tied to the news.
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There's also potential for extreme hypocrisy — that the same people enjoying the app might also be the ones discriminating against trans and non-binary people IRL.
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Some of the most painful examples include Trump openly discriminating against transgender Americans by banning them from serving in our military, a move praised by Graham.
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And just because you discriminate against one person out of that group doesn&apost mean you are not discriminating against the whole group as a whole.
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Without the mandate, that campaign may finally sputter out — leaving intact the ACA's subsidies, its prohibition on discriminating against the sick, and even the Medicaid expansion.
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Although it certainly doesn't stop the public from discriminating against trans people, it's flat-out cruel to deny people the basic right to use the bathroom.
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On her personal website and social media accounts, she frequently posted about animals rights and veganism, and alleged that Google and YouTube were discriminating against her.
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"Discriminating against the Chinese, against Chinese children, as is happening in some classrooms, is absolutely stupid," he said on the sidelines of a conference on bullying.
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But they are tasked with writing regulations for implementing Title III, which businesses have to follow to make sure they aren't discriminating against people with disabilities.
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The company is now facing a lawsuit from a group of LGBTQ video creators who are accusing the video-sharing platform of discriminating against their content.
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"The district has a compelling interest in not discriminating against transgender students by excluding them from facilities that match their gender identity," the ACLU brief said.
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Among other things, this required places with a history of discriminating against non-white voters to obtain federal approval before changing the way they conducted elections.
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The company likely (justifiably) fears facing the wrath of the President, who has accused Twitter of discriminating against conservatives in the past, if it deletes tweets.
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"Discriminating against the Chinese, against Chinese children, as is happening in some classrooms, is absolutely stupid," he said on the sidelines of a conference on bullying.
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But two former Google employees sued the company early this year for allegedly discriminating against white men, in a far more nebulous and wide-ranging complaint.
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Palantir Technologies, the secretive CIA-funded startup founded by Peter Thiel, is being sued by the United States Department of Labor for discriminating against Asian applicants.
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The next administration could decide whether federal employers and contractors are still banned from discriminating against LGBTQ people, as the Obama administration declared through executive orders.
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One agency — Exodus Refugee Immigration — sued, claiming Pence's directive violated equal protection laws and the Civil Rights Act by discriminating against Syrians based on their nationality.
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This levels the playing field for U.S. companies by preventing state-owned enterprises from discriminating against other TPP firms when buying or selling goods or services.
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On Monday, Hyde-Smith returned a $2,700 donation from a Seattle businessman, Peter Zieve, whose company, Electroimpact, was sued by Washington state for discriminating against Muslims.
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The court also wrote that the ban likely runs afoul of the Immigration and Nationality Act's rule against discriminating against a particular nationality in issuing visas.
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As part of the settlement, the groups will be able to check in with Facebook to ensure advertisers are no longer discriminating against any protected groups.
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A harrowing example of this came in 2016 after a mother sued a San Diego children's hospital for discriminating against her 14-year-old son, Kylar.
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He has used our region as a platform to launch conservation efforts that further his own political agenda while discriminating against the needs of our people.
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"These people are so paranoid, the L.G.B.T. bunch, about this, when nobody is discriminating against them because of who they have sex with," Mr. Wildmon said.
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In March, a federal judge appointed by Trump threw out a lawsuit from right-wing activists alleging that social media companies were discriminating against conservative voices.
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The law was originally conceived to stamp-out "redlining," a practice in which banks refuse to lend in certain poor neighborhoods, effectively discriminating against minority residents.
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The Cruz provision would allow insurers to sell plans that do not meet ObamaCare's requirements, including the ban on discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Glenda felt that her manager, who is white, was discriminating against her because she is Latinx and filed a formal complaint with Cigna's human-resources department.
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The FCC changed how they classified broadband providers under the 85033 net neutrality rule, which also bars them from discriminating against internet traffic from competitors' websites.
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In 2017, the GOP majority at the FCC repealed the 2015 net neutrality rules prohibiting internet service providers from blocking or discriminating against certain web traffic.
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It could choose to reach a deal with AT&T that prohibits the company from giving preferential treatment to its own content or discriminating against competitors.
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Elena Isinbaeva, a Russian pole-vaulting champion, called the decision a "human rights violation", charging the IAAF with discriminating against Russians "on the basis of nationality".
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In fact, discriminating against qualified prospective parents using government funds does a disservice both to the children who need homes and to the public at large.
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Dozens of Chinese-American groups helped draft a complaint filed with the Justice Department in 20173 that accuses Harvard of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions.
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As a young developer in New York, he battled the Justice Department's claims that he had violated the Fair Housing Act by discriminating against African-Americans.
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," Ben Carson, the housing secretary, said in a statement announcing the lawsuit.
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At the time, Facebook and Twitter were also coming under attack by prominent Republicans, who said the companies' new anti-abuse policies were discriminating against conservatives.
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The lawsuit accuses Stanford of discriminating against mentally ill students by forcing them to take a leave of absence, instead of offering them services on campus.
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Pittsburgh, accused of discriminating against black applicants, recently updated its hiring criteria to include integrity, dependability and "cultural competence," or the ability to incorporate diverse perspectives.
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Wednesday, the Golden State becomes the first in the United States to ban employers and school officials from discriminating against people based on their natural hair.
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Republicans, who are friendlier to big business but accuse tech platforms (without evidence) of discriminating against right-leaning content, have set up the Internet Accountability Project.
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Another would argue that municipalities refusing to comply with ICE are discriminating against ICE because those cities honor requests from other federal agencies, like the FBI.
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"It was about not discriminating against race, color, religion and sex — the sex that you are, not the sex that you think you are," Patrick said.
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The intention is to prevent employers and insurance companies from denying coverage or discriminating against people based on, say, their having a cancer-correlated genetic variant.
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The commission has also drawn up rules supposed to govern the behaviour of "platforms" like Apple's App Store and to stop them from discriminating against rivals.
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As part of its scrutiny of Amazon Web Services, the FTC could look into whether Amazon is discriminating against companies that work with other cloud providers.
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The court agreed to decide whether congressional and state legislative districts in Texas violated the Constitution and the Voting Rights Act by discriminating against minority voters.
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He also represented Bloomberg LP in a 2008 lawsuit that accused the company of discriminating against pregnant women by diminishing their pay and denying them promotions.
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Instead, Pai said during an event in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday that tech giants could pose the greatest threat by discriminating against viewpoints on the internet.
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It was only in 2013 that MLB issued a zero-tolerance policy prohibiting players from harassing and discriminating against other players based on their sexual orientation.
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Trump's executive order now allows "religious minorities" to enter the country during a temporary 120-day ban — a move widely seen as intentionally discriminating against Muslims.
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Their related questions about the role race plays in the elite university's opaque admissions line up with a federal lawsuit accusing Harvard of discriminating against Asian-Americans.
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By discriminating against women, by creating or supporting corporate cultures in this manner, these men are tacitly conspiring to have those they love treated the same way.
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Double Olympic gold medallist Yelena Isinbayeva has claimed that Olympics chiefs and anti-doping authorities are discriminating against Russia, and violating her human rights as a result.
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Monday, Damore sued Google for illegally discriminating against whites, males, and conservatives, demonstrating that the company cannot rid itself of its controversy-courting former employee so easily.
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The same week, the FCC unveiled its plan to overturn net-neutrality rules that ban broadband providers, including AT&T, from blocking or discriminating against legal content.
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Now that the Federal Communications Commission has jettisoned its rules banning internet service providers from blocking or discriminating against lawful content, the issue is heading for Congress.
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Already-naturalized soldiers have also sued the military for denying them career opportunities, accusing the Defense Department of discriminating against them because of their nation of origin.
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After Jones was temporarily banned on Twitter in 2018 (prior to the permanent ban), Trump tweeted that social media was "totally discriminating" against Republican and conservative voices.
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The ACA prohibits all insurers in the United States from discriminating against the sick and imposing annual caps, and states have no power to undo those prohibitions.
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Underpinning the family's lawsuit is the claim that health officials are discriminating against their Catholic beliefs, despite the Catholic Church itself not having any qualms about vaccination.
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Similarly, Google would be in legal trouble if its search algorithm were discriminating against a constitutionally protected class, but the 14th Amendment does not cover political conservatives.
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He has been a vocal proponent for net neutrality — regulations that defenders say keep internet service providers from discriminating against certain content when it comes to speed.
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Kunkel claims that, by making him stay home or get a vaccine to which he objects, the Northern Kentucky Health Department is discriminating against his religious beliefs.
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Nonetheless, he's got a pretty inspiring message to the Cosmo or any other place that might still be discriminating against people because of race ... check it out.
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Hungary began ostracizing and discriminating against Jews under its right-wing ruler Miklos Horthy long before World War Two, when it was an ally of Nazi Germany.
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If you think the world is safe, however, discriminating against groups that have generally been down the racial, gender, or sexual orientation hierarchy is the real sin.
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A ruling that went all the way to Mexico's supreme court declared that discriminating against the owners of older cars for these types of bans is unconstitutional.
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Brumby, in which the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals held that discriminating against someone based on their gender nonconformity violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution.
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President Trump has long accused the companies of discriminating against himself and other Republicans, and last month held a "social media summit" dedicated explicitly to the issue.
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"As the Supreme Court has made clear, the First Amendment prohibits the government from discriminating against religious viewpoints," Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand said in a statement.
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The Iowa state Senate Tuesday rejected a bill that would have prohibited health insurance providers and insurance companies from discriminating against people who refuse to get vaccinated.
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Michael Powell, a former FCC chairman who heads the cable and internet provider trade group NCTA, said the industry is not interested in discriminating against certain websites.
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Republicans don't just hate the subsidies that help people buy insurance; they also hate the regulations that prevent insurers from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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I reject the false equivalence of the argument that taking into consideration the race of applicants from underrepresented groups is the same as discriminating against everyone else.
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It gave a percentage of allowances for people to come, giving preference to Northern Europe, discriminating against Southern and Eastern Europe, and completely barring immigration from Asia.
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That institutions that privilege exhibitions of Western art, and pay top dollar for such art to enter their already very white collections, are discriminating against her whiteness?
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She suffers from psychiatric disorders, and the New York City Human Rights Law prohibits property owners from discriminating against people with disabilities, including mental and emotional ones.
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A group of YouTube creators is suing YouTube for allegedly discriminating against their LGBTQ-focused videos by suppressing recommendations and making it difficult to earn ad revenue.
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Beijing is widely believed in South Korea to be retaliating over THAAD, including discriminating against some of its companies and cancelling performances by Korean artists without explanation.
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They ruled, for instance, that Congress could not bar private businesses from discriminating against blacks and, in Plessy v Ferguson, blessed segregation as compatible with equal protection.
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But such high-risk pools did not always work well before the Affordable Care Act's outright ban on discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions took effect.
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The Obama Justice Department responded by joining civil rights groups in suing Texas and North Carolina, claiming the laws had the effect of discriminating against minority voters.
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Democrats have said the federal standards are needed to guarantee universal access to "essential health benefits," and to prevent insurers from discriminating against those who are sick.
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Comcast, the parent company of Focus Features which released "Harriet," is accused in the suit by Allen of discriminating against him by refusing to carry his channels.
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Maloney's amendment specifically would prohibit funds to implement contracts with any company that doesn't comply with President Obama's executive orderbanning federal contractors from discriminating against LGBT workers.
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The new authority gives the agency power to ban internet service providers from blocking, throttling, create fast lanes or unreasonably discriminating against certain kinds of internet traffic.
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In response, states and cities have passed legislation known as "source-of-income laws," which ban landlords from discriminating against people just because they're using a voucher.
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When Congress passed the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010, it took the historic step of preventing health insurers from discriminating against patients with pre-existing conditions.
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As the Atlantic's Vann Newkirk wrote last year, this has left a wide gap for states to pass laws discriminating against voters of color with little recourse.
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It said the state's Law Against Discrimination also bars discriminating against current or prospective employees because they are single, married, or moving from one to the other.
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Rather than discriminating against people based on their race, religion or creed, America's mayors embrace cultural differences and stand with immigrant populations by protecting and empowering them.
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In the lawsuit, filed by Mark Geragos and Ben Meiselas, Hawkins is asking a judge for an order prohibiting Tinder from discriminating against non-cisgender Oregon users.
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He argued that he's not really discriminating against same-sex couples because he would have served Craig and Mullins any non-wedding goods that they asked for.
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He argues that he's not really discriminating against same-sex couples, because he would have served Craig and Mullins any non-wedding goods that they asked for.
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We have seen how this plays out already — in the 1960s, when the federal government had to step in to force schools to stop discriminating against black people.
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Our community standards strictly prohibit attacking people based on their protected characteristics, including religion, and we prohibit advertisers from discriminating against people based on religion and other attributes.
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The EEO-1 is the numerical spreadsheet that companies send to the federal government to prove they aren't violating the Civil Rights Act by discriminating against minority applicants.
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Last September, the WTO ruled that India was illegally discriminating against U.S. solar exports, while India launched its own WTO complaint about solar subsidies in eight U.S. states.
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These types of lawsuits typically demand that the company stops discriminating against the plaintiffs and fix its website so that it is fully accessible to people with disabilities.
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The Adetu's lawsuit, in which they allege that Sidwell breached a settlement after discriminating against their daughter in her grades and application materials, may not go much further.
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Brady Henderson, legal director for the ACLU of Oklahoma, said he hoped the lawsuit would set a nationwide precedent against businesses discriminating against any citizens based on faith.
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Trump's pardon of Arpaio drew an outcry from civil rights groups, which accused Arpaio of violating the Constitution and discriminating against Latinos in his crackdown on illegal immigration.
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"The President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," said Kevin Lewis, spokesman for the former president, in a statement.
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California regulators will soon be able to test select Airbnb hosts to determine whether they're discriminating against users of the app based on race, according to The Guardian.
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The lawsuit, filed by Marty and fellow traveler Amparo Sanchez, alleges that the company is violating federal civil rights laws and discriminating against Cubans by denying them tickets.
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Most recently, it filed a lawsuit in September against an agricultural company in Colorado for allegedly discriminating against U.S. seasonal technicians, in favor of H-2A foreign workers.
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Rothschild reference of "housing discrimination" referred to a federal lawsuit against Trump and his father, in 1973, accusing "Trump Management for discriminating against blacks," according to the Times.
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On Thursday, California's state assembly unanimously voted to pass the Crown Act, a bill which would prohibit employers from discriminating against people with natural hair textures and hairstyles.
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From nail salons discriminating against customers to people shaming each other for their hair, makeup, and body hair choices, there were definitely some moments we'd rather not revisit.
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Photo: Alastair Grant (AP)It's pretty much conservative dogma at this point: Silicon Valley is secretly discriminating against Republicans and conspiring to push left-wing propaganda on everyone!
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"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," HUD Secretary Ben Carson said in a press release posted to the HUD website.
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In 63, the Obama-era FCC passed sweeping regulations that banned broadband providers such as Comcast and Verizon from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful internet content.
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Amazon Go stores, which let customers buy items without waiting in checkout lines, will start accepting cash, amid intensifying criticism that the company is discriminating against the unbanked.
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As the Atlantic's Vann Newkirk wrote earlier this year, this has left a wide gap for states to pass laws discriminating against voters of color with little recourse.
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Still, though Krishnamurthy personally thinks Apple has the better policy arguments, he said it's a "pretty attenuated claim" that the government is discriminating against Apple's point of view.
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It also put new rules in place to keep insurance companies from discriminating against people based on pre-existing conditions and required them to offer certain essential benefits.
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Abercrombie agreed to pay $50 million to resolve the EEOC lawsuit, and signed a consent decree enjoining it from discriminating against applicants based on their race or sex.
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Just one week later, there was another setback when the Energy and Water appropriations bill failed due to an amendment preventing federal contractors from discriminating against LGBT workers.
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Related: The Feds Just Told North Carolina to Stop Discriminating Against LGBT People Soon after arriving, I met with Kells Randle, a junior at North Jackson's Millsaps College.
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She said that the request for lawyers related specifically to a complaint from 22000, when a number of groups charged that Harvard was discriminating against Asian-American students .
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Critics argue that a combined AT&T-Time Warner company would be able to give preferential treatment to its own programming while discriminating against that of its competitors.
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Internet service providers and their trade groups quickly sued the FCC last year after it used its authority to bar those companies from discriminating against any online traffic.
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The president additionally complained about Google discriminating against conservatives in search, but as Recode pointed out, his analysis of how the search engine's algorithms work was off-base.
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Discriminating against specific races, colors, religions, sex, handicaps, familial status and national origin when it comes to housing ads is against the law under the Fair Housing Act.
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He said that while he has worked to fight against housing discrimination, Trump was sued by the Justice Department for discriminating against minorities seeking to rent from him.
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I just thought it was so sad, because if I was a government, and someone was accusing me of racially discriminating against children, I would focus on that.
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In addition to legalizing same-sex marriage, Mr. Cuomo has expanded housing support for H.I.V. positive New Yorkers and barred health care providers from discriminating against transgender patients.
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In April, the Trump administration said it planned to roll back a rule issued under President Barack Obama that prevents doctors and hospitals from discriminating against transgender people.
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Mr. Trump's tweets on Saturday, sent from his golf club in Bedminster, N.J., were not the first time he has accused social media companies of discriminating against Republicans.
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He later clarified his comments, saying he does not support blacklists or discriminating against Trump donors while noting he'd like to know where the contributions are coming from.
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Last year, the Justice Department filed a statement of interest in a free speech lawsuit filed against the university, accusing it of discriminating against speakers with conservative views.
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The country's leading provider of reproductive services is among several employers that champion women but face accusations of discriminating against their pregnant workers, a Times investigation has found.
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The CFPB regulates the financial arena in other ways — for instance, to make sure lenders aren't discriminating against certain customers (a mission that is also being rolled back).
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This is a doctrine that dates at least to the mid-24th century, prohibiting states from discriminating against out-of-state enterprises in favor of their own residents.
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This widespread market sell-off isn't discriminating against any stocks, creating a unique opportunity for investors to pick which individual equities will rebound, according to Bank of America.
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Government officials did not respond to requests for comment on the accusation that it was discriminating against Polar, in a nation where more beer is consumed than milk.
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"Trump's travel bans have never been rooted in national security — they're about discriminating against people of color," Senator Kamala Harris, the former Democratic presidential candidate, declared on Sunday.
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Since the election, he has said that he wants to keep the part of the law that prohibits insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Key parts of the law include prohibiting businesses from discriminating against consumers who exercise their rights and requiring businesses to disclose how they collect and share consumer data.
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In other words, it's a dating app for eugenics—the disturbing ideological practice of systematically discriminating against people based on genetic qualities judged to be undesirable or inferior.
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Iran was criticized for restricting freedom of religion and the media; Russia for discriminating against minorities; Eritrea for using torture; Bulgaria for violence against migrants and asylum seekers.
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Mr. Dvoretzky responded that none of those laws would be barred by the Constitution's commerce clause, which has been interpreted to prohibit states from discriminating against interstate commerce.
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Older workers are accusing Facebook, Ikea, and hundreds of other companies for discriminating against job seekers in their 22017s and 60s through targeted job ads posted on Facebook.
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Meaning, I have worked with individuals who are supportive of body positivity on the surface, but who seem to be actively discriminating against me because of my size.
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In that case, an Allstate agent in Sacramento and her female colleagues sued the company for allegedly discriminating against women by basing their wages on their last salary.
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The Musée de Montmartre et des Jardins Renoir claims that the InterMusées organization is discriminating against it by refusing to add it to the popular Paris Museum Pass program.
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The FCC's net neutrality policy prohibits internet service providers (ISPs) from favoring their own services or discriminating against rivals, thereby creating an open playing field for startups to thrive.
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With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've hard before, the President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith.
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The commission called on the government to do away with laws discriminating against ethnic and religious minorities, including Christians and Rohingya and other Muslims - notably the 1982 Citizenship Law.
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This is not the first time Yale has been accused of discriminating against men using Obama-era Title IX policies that have been pulled back under the Trump administration.
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While this is just one small study (and more research needs to be done), it does point to a disturbing suggestion: Some therapists may be racially discriminating against patients.
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The lawsuit filed by the YAF and Berkeley College Republicans accuses the school of discriminating against conservative guest speakers by placing onerous time and location restrictions on their appearances.
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The two want to study whether real estate sites are, consciously or unconsciously, discriminating against their users — promoting more expensive properties to a certain gender or race, for instance.
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" Carr added that if ISPs "reached agreements to act in a non-neutral manner by unfairly blocking, throttling, or discriminating against traffic, those agreements would be per se unlawful.
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Supporters of FADA even say it's unfair discrimination that they aren't able to get federal contracts and grants because they insist on discriminating against LGBTQ people, according to Pizer.
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For one, in 21.2 he signed executive orders that in total prevented the federal government and federal contractors (including big companies like Exxon Mobil) from discriminating against LGBTQ employees.
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The Spanish Network for Immigration and Refugee Help, a non-governmental organization, accused the government of abruptly "changing course" in its immigration policies and "discriminating" against the new arrivals.
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Technology companies are implementing political speech restrictions in Europe through voluntary agreements and laying the foundation for discriminating against political speech in the United States through self-imposed rules.
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The FCC is expected to vote along party lines to stop enforcing rules that have prevented Internet service providers from discriminating against different kinds of Internet traffic and services.
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Allen's lawsuit comes as Goldman Sachs is facing proposed class action claims in the same court in Manhattan accusing the firm of discriminating against women in pay and promotions.
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Similarly, the Trump Administration's efforts to undermine key patient protections of the Affordable Care Act, like the ban on discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions, is wildly unpopular.
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There are lives saved by profiling legitimately, not discriminating against people but being wise to know there are people who you pay attention to and people who you don't.
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The House on Wednesday passed the Conscience Protection Act, which prohibits the government from discriminating against health care providers who do not want to perform or cooperate in abortions.
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"I think that's hugely problematic because that underestimates that all of us are capable of both being harassed or discriminated against, and harassing or discriminating against others," she said.
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Some of its provisions, such as the ban on insurance companies discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions and a massive expansion of Medicaid, were popular across the country.
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The amendment, introduced by Republican Representative Steve Russell, would have overridden President Barack Obama's 2014 executive order barring federal contractors from discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers.
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The administration is planning to end a rule created under the Obama administration that prohibits doctors, hospitals and insurers from discriminating against transgender individuals, reports the New York Times.
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Last October, Avendaño and two other Latina software engineers were the named plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit against Uber for allegedly discriminating against women and people of color.
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A prominent civil rights attorney is accusing AT&T of discriminating against low-income minority communities within Detroit in a complaint filed with the Federal Communications Commission on Monday.
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In 2013, the city paid $200,000 to settle a lawsuit from Miriam Zambrano-Lamhaouhi, an assistant principal who accused Mr. Kwait of discriminating against her when she became pregnant.
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In 2015, the federal departments of Justice and Health and Human Services jointly issued guidelines to ensure that local child welfare agencies were not discriminating against parents with disabilities.
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People with pre-existing conditions: The Republican plan also would keep the popular Obamacare provision that bans insurance companies from discriminating against people based on how sick they are.
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The government sued tech behemoth Oracle over pay discrimination and hiring practices in January, and last September it sued data analytics company Palantir over allegedly discriminating against Asian applicants.
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Older workers have also accused Facebook, Ikea, and hundreds of other companies of discriminating against job seekers in their 50s and 60s through targeted job ads posted on Facebook.
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At the same time that I was working on the project, I covered a potentially landmark lawsuit accusing Harvard of discriminating against Asian-American applicants, a charge Harvard denies.
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In Maine, where voters approved legal recreational marijuana use, the law prevents employers from discriminating against people who have used cannabis, but it does not specifically regulate drug testing.
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The Justice Department blocked the first version of the exact-match policy, in 503, for discriminating against black, Asian and Latino voters in violation of the Voting Rights Act.
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After measures were passed that prevented universities and institutions from discriminating against students on the basis of sex, more women were admitted into medical school than in past generations.
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The same day, Washington state House passed a bill that would prohibit employers and schools from discriminating against people over hairstyles and textures including afros, braids, locks and twists.
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They also run afoul of the World Trade Organization, which requires members to draft deals that cover "substantially all trade" to prevent countries from unfairly discriminating against one another.
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Pai is also believed to be exploring ways to undo the FCC's landmark 2015 net neutrality rules, which prohibit service providers from discriminating against web traffic to certain sites.
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The Affordable Care Act protects the 130 million Americans who live with a pre-existing conditions by preventing insurance companies from discriminating against them based on their medical history.
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Panama accused Argentina of discriminating against suppliers of financial services based in "countries not cooperating for tax purposes", and it won a partial victory in a ruling last September.
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On Thursday, the FCC is expected to approve a plan to scrap the Obama-era consumer protections that prohibit internet service providers from discriminating against, or favoring, certain websites.
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The bill also includes a provision that would prohibit insurers from discriminating against patients based on gender identity — for example, by refusing to cover gynecological exams for transgender women.
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On Thursday, the FCC is expected to approve the plan to scrap the Obama-era consumer protections that prohibit internet service providers from discriminating against, or favoring, certain websites.
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In the lawsuit, the woman, Alva Johnson, who is black, also accused the president's campaign of discriminating against her by paying her less than her white and male colleagues.
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Although individual airlines have policies that bar many of these creatures from boarding, the Air Carrier Access Act, established in 1986, prohibits commercial airlines from discriminating against passengers with disabilities.
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Regardless of how the court rules, Comcast, the country's largest fixed-line broadband provider, is forbidden from discriminating against certain types of traffic by conditions of its merger with NBCUniversal.
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" He added that the notion of "outsiders," as it has been cited in the German press, "has been quoted out of context to accuse Oguibe of discriminating against the community.
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While affirmative action does play a significant role in each side's arguments, presiding Judge Allison D. Burroughs says she will focus on whether Harvard is discriminating against Asian-American students.
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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 1964 Congress passed Public Law 88-352, which prohibited businesses from discriminating against patrons on the basis of their skin color, race, religion, sex, nationality, or any physical conditions.
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If you look at the Hyde Amendment, what you are doing is you are discriminating against people who have lower incomes and we know this disproportionately affects people of color.
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Eugene Kim Amazon Go stores, which let customers buy items without waiting in checkout lines, will start accepting cash, amid intensifying criticism that the company is discriminating against the unbanked.
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There also have been complaints that Airbnb hosts were racially discriminating against African-Americans and other minority groups by declining their requests for bookings after looking at their profile photos.
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As a result, when taken at absolute face value, the "compelling narrative of these women longing for gender equality [but] discriminating against men" trumps "a more complicated story," Murray says.
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"Our community standards strictly prohibit attacking people based on their protected characteristics, including religion, and we prohibit advertisers from discriminating against people based on religion and other attributes," said Facebook.
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Roland Fryer Jr., who leads an education research and development lab at the university, called the allegations "patently false" and denies ever discriminating against or harassing anyone in his lab.
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The lawsuit filed by Berkeley College Republicans and Young America's Foundation accuses the school of discriminating against conservative guest speakers by placing onerous time and location restrictions on their appearances.
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California Governor Jerry Brown Sunday signed a bill banning broadband providers such as AT&T and Comcast from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content passing through their networks.
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Washington often cites as an example the difficulties still faced by foreign payment card operators in entering China's market despite a 2012 WTO ruling that Beijing was discriminating against them.
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Local courts that jail poor defendants because they can't afford to pay bail are unlawfully discriminating against the poor, federal attorneys say in a legal brief in a Georgia lawsuit.
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Last week, Governor Gavin Newsom signed the CROWN Act, making California the first state to legally ban workplaces and public schools from discriminating against Black people due to their hairstyles.
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The 8-3 decision specifically held that the sex discrimination ban in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act includes a bar on discriminating against gay, lesbian, or bisexual people.
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"The public has sent a clear message that they will not tolerate courts all over the world discriminating against women and girls and failing to protect their rights," she said.
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The Cambridge, Massachusetts, university was discriminating against students on the basis of their sex by punishing men and women who join all-male or all female-organizations, the lawsuits alleged.
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He said that while it's unlikely that people at Goldman or Apple wrote an algorithm with the purpose of discriminating against women, the result of the algorithm is what's important.
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When you take what I've said about databases and mugshots and all that data that's being put together, you have a very high-risk of misidentification and discriminating against people.
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"The feds, for a long time, have been discriminating against first nations and tribal lands with regard to hemp cultivation and hemp agriculture," said Lauren Stansbury, a Vote Hemp spokesperson.
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And after Twitter and other platforms took action to ban far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, the president claimed that social media was "totally discriminating" against Republican and conservative voices.
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It's hard to separate whether someone is discriminating against me for my race or my sexuality, especially when I'm with my girlfriend, because she is a dark-skinned black woman.
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On Sunday, Mr. Mishra threatened to mobilize a mob to clear out protesters who have been demonstrating against a new citizenship law, which is widely seen as discriminating against Muslims.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration says it plans to roll back a rule issued by President Barack Obama that prevents doctors, hospitals and health insurance companies from discriminating against transgender people.
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The rules classified internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon as common carriers, subjecting them to tougher regulations and oversight, and prohibited them from blocking or discriminating against certain websites.
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When the Justice Department claimed that apartment buildings owned by the Trump family were discriminating against black renters, it was Cohn's idea to countersue the Justice Department for $100 million.
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President Obama signs the law, which creates a nationwide ban on discriminating against or charging more to patients based on their health status in the individual and small group markets.
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The lower court said the state's General Assembly had drawn congressional voter districts "with the intent of discriminating against voters who favored non-Republican candidates" and gave lawmakers until Jan.
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That is, they think that discriminating against or maligning someone on the basis of membership in a protected class — women, trans people, black people, and other racially oppressed communities, etc.
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In September, the agency sued the company for allegedly discriminating against black, white and female applicants for entry-level laborer and operations positions at its chicken plant in Athens, Ala.
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A federal judge sided with Harvard University on Tuesday by ruling that the Ivy League school was not discriminating against Asian-American students by considering race in their admissions standards.
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The analysis is based on data that Harvard was forced to release during a trial, a year ago, in which the college was accused of discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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A new website that accuses nearly 200 college professors of advancing "leftist propaganda in the classroom" and discriminating against conservative students has been criticized as a threat to academic freedom.
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But Iranian officials later appeared to believe a claim of responsibility by the region's Arab separatists, who accuse Iran's Persian-dominated government of discriminating against the country's ethnic-Arab minority.
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Two days later, the administration delivered another blow to the transgender community, by throwing out another policy from Obama's tenure that bans health care providers from discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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As consumers increasingly expect to see themselves represented within the rarefied spaces of fashion, companies can no longer get away with openly discriminating against fat people (cough, Abercrombie, cough, Lululemon).
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Last year, in Texas, the state had to soften its voter ID policy after a federal court ruled it broke the 1965 Voting Rights Act by discriminating against blacks and Latinos.
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"If you break the law by discriminating against LGBTQ students or engaging in religious proselytization at school, there are serious consequences," he told the AP. Cover image: In this Tuesday, Feb.
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The statute has been used by Congress before, including in the Republican investigation under President Barack Obama into whether the IRS was discriminating against conservative groups applying for non-profit status.
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I stand for net neutrality and want guarantees that Californians are free to access all content and applications equally, regardless of the source, without Internet Service Providers discriminating against specific websites.
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But Evancho's sister is somewhat famous on her own — she came out as trans in an essay for Teen Vogue, and sued her Pennsylvania school district for discriminating against transgender students.
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Damore dropped his NLRB complaint last month, saying he would focus instead on a class action lawsuit in which he accuses Google of discriminating against its white, male, and conservative employees.
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With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before, the President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion.
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In Wallin's case, he continues to argue that the city is discriminating against him due to his status as a sex offender, and due to the fact that he's in prison.
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Aghdam had alleged long before the shooting that YouTube was discriminating against her and filtering her videos so that she received fewer views and less revenue from the video-sharing website.
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A federal judge ruled that a lawsuit filed against Harvard University accusing the institution of discriminating against Asian-American applicants can go to trial next month on October 15, reports Reuters.
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Eva S. Moskowitz defended her Success Academy charter schools on Friday, two days after a group of parents filed a federal complaint accusing the network of discriminating against students with disabilities.
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"Restricting what women wear is, in and of itself, discriminatory, and this policy would end up discriminating against women who do not conform to the code," it said in a statement.
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Before election day, he said many undocumented Mexican immigrants were "rapists" and criminals, and his company was sued by the Justice Department for discriminating against black tenants — way back in 1973.
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But without the mandate, it would certainly be easier for people to flee the individual market's high premiums, caused by Obamacare's ban on insurers discriminating against buyers who are already ill.
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Robles is one of an increasing number of Americans with disabilities who are bringing lawsuits under the ADA against businesses they say are discriminating against them by not providing accessible websites.
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One would have allowed vaccine exemptions for philosophical reasons, and another would have stopped health-care providers and insurance companies from discriminating against people who refuse immunizations, the Associated Press reported.
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Net neutrality advocates are heading to court Friday for what may be their best chance to restore federal regulations banning broadband providers from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content.
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As part of the rollback, companies would voluntarily commit to not discriminating against certain kinds of internet services, and the Federal Trade Commission would be the agency responsible for enforcing compliance.
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Venezuela said Colombia was illegally discriminating against its fuel exports by imposing "a series of distribution and licensing measures, and product surcharges, market access measures and pricing policies" on Venezuelan fuel.
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As part of the consent decree, Palantir will pay $1,659,434 in back wages and other benefits to those who accused the company of discriminating against Asian applicants to its engineering ranks.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is throwing its support behind a group of Asian-American students who are suing Harvard University for allegedly discriminating against them in the school's admissions process.
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Acting swiftly was important for the firm, which has been under investigation by the Department of Labour since April for discriminating against women by allegedly underpaying them by comparison with men.
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Ginsburg prepared to argue Struck's case on equal-protection grounds: since no Air Force policy barred men from having children, the government was discriminating against Struck on the basis of sex.
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Y.) is expected to again push for a vote on his amendment to enforce a 2014 executive order prohibiting federal contractors from discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) people.
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The Trump administration plans to get rid of a rule issued by President Obama that prevented health-care providers and insurers from discriminating against transgender people, The New York Times reported.
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In March, 28 members of the US Women's team sued the US Soccer Federation for allegedly discriminating against the women by paying them less than members of the Men's National Team.
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And later this month, the president will meet with executives from Google and other internet companies amid allegations from Republicans that the tech giants are discriminating against conservative speech online (Reuters).
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" Last month, Obama took the rather unique step of criticizing his successor's travel ban, saying he "fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion.
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But they can't touch central elements of Obamacare, such as: The law's ban on discriminating against those with pre-existing conditions, either through denying them coverage or charging them higher premiums.
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President Trump attacked the social-media giants today for "totally discriminating against Republican/Conservative voices," fueling an issue that has been gaining traction among conservatives in the ramp-up to midterms.
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A group of Asian-American students have accused Harvard of discriminating against Asian-American applicants by rejecting them despite their higher numerical scores in favor of African-American and Latino students.
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She led a class-action lawsuit against her employer on behalf of 1960 million women who worked in its stores, accusing it of discriminating against them in pay, promotions and more.
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We are told that civil rights are important, despite making it easier and easier to ignore those being trod upon, or outright discriminating against others under the guise of national security.
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But when months went by without even a rejection — and after consulting with his friend — Mr. Kay concluded that L23 was discriminating against him because he was an active guard member.
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A lawyer for the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Jeremy Horowitz, sided with the sky diver, arguing that federal law did prohibit employers from discriminating against employees because they are gay.
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Edwin Edwards and Kathleen Blanco signed similar executive orders in Louisiana, which has no state law to safeguard against employers discriminating against workers who may be lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
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On Wednesday, most of the justices expressed concern about a prosecutor with a history of discriminating against black jurors who had been called for the murder trial of Curtis Giovanni Flowers.
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With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before, the president fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion.
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Trump would have you believe that he will keep the popular parts of Obamacare, such as the ban on discriminating against pre-existing conditions, while eliminating unpopular parts like the mandate.
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A federal appeals court in New York City has ruled against the Trump Justice Department in determining that the 1964 Civil Rights Act bans discriminating against gay people in the workplace.
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" Aman Kumar, 18, who is looking at universities in California, said, "In his campaign, he's discriminating against Muslim and other brown and black people," adding, "I'm thinking of applying to Canada.
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The proposal would still retain ObamaCare protections that would prohibit association plans from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions, and would also retain the prohibition on lifetime limits of benefits.
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Walmart announced on Friday that it had settled a lawsuit that accused the company of discriminating against gay and lesbian employees when it denied health insurance benefits to same-sex spouses.
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"I felt like Isao was discriminating against me in comparison to the last woman he was in a relationship with, and I got angry," she added, according to news reports. Mrs.
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For the second time in nine years, the owners of B&H Photo Video, a popular electronics store in Manhattan, have been sued by the federal government for discriminating against Hispanic workers.
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And this month, two fair housing groups in California filed a complaint with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, accusing the bank of discriminating against minority borrowers during his tenure there.
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The legislation includes a measure that would exempt pregnancy resource centers, which counsel against abortions, from a local St. Louis law banning employers from discriminating against those who have had an abortion.
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Title II says that broadband Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like Comcast and AT&T are essential "telecommunications services," and as such, can be prohibited from discriminating against or favoring certain Internet traffic.
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"It's pretty uncontroversial that discriminating against a man that acts too effeminate or a woman that acts too masculine is a form of sex discrimination," the ACLU's Joshua Block previously told me.
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Washington (CNN)Trump administration officials are discussing adding more countries to the travel ban list, two sources tell CNN, potentially expanding the controversial ban that has been criticized as discriminating against Muslims.
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"It's almost like you think this is a joke when you have ruined the lives of many people, discriminating against them," Beatty, vice chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, said with exasperation.
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In economic terms, China will cut itself off from an important source of economic growth, waste resources in discriminating against ethnic minorities and fail to use its human talent to better effect.
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Washington often cites as an example the difficulties still faced by foreign payment card operators in entering China's market despite a 2012 World Trade Organization ruling that Beijing was discriminating against them.
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The statute has been used by Congress before and was used in a high-profile case when Congress investigated whether the IRS was discriminating against conservative groups applying for non-profit status.
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James Damore, author of a controversial memo in which he argued men and women are biologically suited to different types of work, is suing Google for allegedly discriminating against white, male conservatives.
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The Unruh Civil Rights Act: Passed in 1959, the Unruh Civil Rights Act prohibits businesses in California from discriminating against potential patrons on the basis race, gender, age, religion, and so on.
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James Damore, a former Google engineer who was fired for his infamous memo about diversity last year, has filed a lawsuit against the search giant for allegedly discriminating against conservative white men.
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Represented by Nathan Lewin of Lewin & Lewin, I sued the MWAA for discriminating against me, as an Orthodox Jewish woman, and for violating my right to observe a widely known Jewish holiday.
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The Supreme Court appeared divided Tuesday over whether the city of Miami could sue Bank of America and Wells Fargo for discriminating against African-American and Latino residents when issuing mortgage loans.
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Notably, the Department of Justice and the Department of Education have asserted that discriminating against people on the basis of gender identity constitutes a form of sex discrimination under civil rights law.
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But there was a distinct undertone of current events given that Russia has been accused of discriminating against the Tatar minority all over again since 2014, recently shutting down their independent legislature.
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The ACA prevents insurers from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions, requires that people be charged the same amount regardless of health status, and eliminates lifetime and annual caps on coverage.
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The newest justice joins the court just in time to hear the last few cases of its current term, including one involving a state discriminating against churches in giving out public grants.
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Mr. Hughes on April 12 introduced the Mississippi Economic Tourism and Recovery Act to the House, which would prevent businesses and individuals from discriminating against the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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The lawsuit claims the Pentagon is discriminating against service members with HIV because of a long-standing Department of Defense rule that says they can't deploy outside the US without a waiver.
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The company has had plenty of internal conflict of late, particularly since fired Google engineer James Damore filed a class-action lawsuit accusing the company of discriminating against white males and conservatives.
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The Vermont progressive has also taken issue with the Trump administration's foreign policy, particularly the president's travel ban, which he has blamed for fomenting hatred against the U.S. by discriminating against Muslims.
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There's bipartisan agreement on the need for rules preventing internet service providers from blocking and discriminating against web traffic, but how the rules will be enforced will likely be a sticking point.
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But the American Civil Liberties Union attorneys representing the couple, David Mullins and Charlie Craig, claim that Phillips's reasoning for discriminating against their clients could apply to a host of other businesses.
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The two, Amparo Sanchez and Francisco Marty, responded in the most American of ways: They filed a federal lawsuit accusing Carnival of violating civil rights laws by discriminating against United States citizens.
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OneWest subsidiary Financial Freedom was also responsible for 85033 percent of federally insured reverse mortgage foreclosures between April 2009 and 2016, and the bank has been accused of discriminating against minority homeowners.
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" Last month, however, Obama took the rather unique step of criticizing his successor's travel ban, saying he "fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion.
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If people engaged in a boycott can be silenced, even criminalized, for discriminating against the group they accuse of discrimination, we begin to see how problematic it is to punish "hate" speech.
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The fight has included a volley of familiar accusations: a greedy developer attempting to trample a sedate neighborhood versus homeowners discriminating against minorities as they guard property values and high-performing schools.
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The administration says the policy violates a federal ban on discriminating against health care entities that refuse to cover abortion services or refer patients for the procedure when taxpayer dollars are involved.
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Story at a glance Nearly 80 years after President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 establishing Japanese internment camps, California is apologizing for its role in discriminating against and interning Japanese Americans.
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They are accusing the airline of discriminating against them because of their religion and defaming them, and say that they experienced embarrassment and humiliation and defamation because of the incident last year.
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Mr. Reif, the Senate Republican spokesman, said on Wednesday that Democratic lawyers monitoring the count at the Nassau County Board of Elections were discriminating against older, infirm Republicans by challenging their ballots.
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OK, we have a lot of policy provisions in our bill as well ... not going to war with Iran; not discriminating against transgender people; doing something to stop the war in Yemen.
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Susanne Schafmeister filed the lawsuit in federal court on December 27, accusing the orthopedic surgeon John Kennedy of harassing her, discriminating against her, and retaliating against her after she ended their relationship.
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Long before Donald J. Trump and some Republicans began demonizing Muslims and "radical Islam," the government of Mr. Trudeau's predecessor as prime minister, Stephen Harper, was maligning Islam and discriminating against Muslims.
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The suspension, Newbold alleges, is a reprisal for a complaint she filed against Kline accusing him of aggressive behavior and discriminating against her as a woman with a rare form of dwarfism.
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Administration officials said last year that they were planning to roll back a rule issued by President Barack Obama that prevents doctors, hospitals and health insurance companies from discriminating against transgender people.
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Feminist movements have seen a fierce battle between intersectional feminists and trans-exclusionary radical feminists, and even within the LGBTQ movement there's a longstanding culture of excluding or discriminating against trans people.
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If the FCC says the companies provide a "telecommunications service," it can stop them from blocking access to or discriminating against certain websites, according to a court ruling over earlier FCC rules.
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The findings from the academic study, expected to be published in February, follow similar research showing that drivers with Uber and Lyft and Airbnb hosts were discriminating against customers with black-sounding names.
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The lawsuit appears to be the first to make class action sex bias claims against Google, but is only the latest instance of a major tech company being accused of discriminating against women.
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S.B. 822 would forbid ISPs from discriminating against websites and services by blocking or throttling their traffic and further prohibits them from charging app and content providers exorbitant fees to reach end users.
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January 163 -- Former President Barack Obama criticizes order Obama said he "fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," according to a statement through a spokesman.
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At the same time, the Department of Justice threw their weight behind the group Students for Fair Admissions, which is suing Harvard University for illegally discriminating against Asian-Americans in the admissions application.
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"With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before, the president fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," Lewis said.
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The rule essentially prevented medical workers, insurers, or organizations from discriminating against transgender patients for any services — including transition-related care — and women who have had or are seeking abortions in some circumstances.
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This time around, the constitutional analysis shifted from due-process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment to the rule in the First Amendment barring the government from "establishing" religion or discriminating against certain faiths.
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An article from the New York Times about the United States Department of Justice's intention to "investigate colleges for discriminating against white applicants" had reminded me of the conversation, now 12 summers old.
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The ruling is a rebuke to Attorney General Jeff Sessions: Last year, the Department of Justice filed an amicus brief arguing that Title VII does not prohibit employers from discriminating against gay workers.
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The U.S. Justice Department filed a statement of interest in 2018 in a free speech lawsuit filed against the University of California, Berkeley, accusing the school of discriminating against speakers with conservative views.
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"With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before, the President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," it said.
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"With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before, the president fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," Lewis states.
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The lawsuit argues that four of the transit agency's 14 ad rules violate constitutional guarantees of free speech and of due process by discriminating against ads and advertisers deemed controversial by transit officials.
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"With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before, the President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," Lewis added.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools (CPS) asked a state court on Monday to order an immediate halt to what it called Illinois' practice of monetarily discriminating against the city's students.
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The FCC's net neutrality policy, which is enshrined in the agency's landmark 2015 Open Internet order, prohibits internet service providers like Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T from blocking or discriminating against rival content.
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It all started in North Carolina, when the city of Charlotte joined hundreds of cities nationwide in enacting a new ordinance prohibiting local businesses from discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender customers.
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As Eater reported in February, 11 gay bars and nightlife venues were recently required to take anti-racism training after complaints were made that the bars and clubs were discriminating against nonwhite patrons.
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The current case was brought by Abigail Fisher, a white woman who was denied admission in 2008 and argued that the university violated the Constitution's equal protection clause by discriminating against white applicants.
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Facebook was sued on Thursday in a proposed class action accusing it of discriminating against older and female users by withholding advertising for financial services such as bank accounts, insurance, investments and loans.
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Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, was born to fabulous comfort; as a young prince he oversaw his father's real estate empire, which was reliably accused of discriminating against black potential tenants.
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Donald Trump was then president of the family real estate firm, and the government amassed overwhelming evidence that the company had a policy of discriminating against blacks, including those serving in the military.
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California state Senator Scott Wiener on Wednesday introduced a bill that would create a regime in some ways more strict than the Obama-era rules against blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against content.
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Rather, it states that providers may shape such processes around their own perspectives on privacy, safety, and religious belief—topics that are commonly cited by conservatives as justification for discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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And less than 24 hours after the biggest Pride event in the world, the Pope declared that Christians worldwide should ask for forgiveness for discriminating against LGBTQ people in the name of religion.
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In response to Trump's repeated charges that its search engine is biased against conservative news and views, the company insists that neither its code nor its engineers are discriminating against any political perspective.
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"At the time, I was at the top of my company on 'lookism,'" said Ms. B, referring to a term used to describe the phenomenon of discriminating against someone, based on their looks.
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The proposed rule from the Department of Labor dramatically transforms the government's decades-old policy that bars federal contractors from discriminating against employees based on their race, sex, religion, disability, or national origin.
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Zarda brought his claim under Title VII, a federal law under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that prohibits employers from discriminating against employees based on race, color, sex, national origin, and religion.
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The investigation, which came to light in August, centers on a complaint filed in 2015 asserting that Harvard, in seeking to ensure a racially diverse student body, is illegally discriminating against Asian applicants.
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At a breakneck clip, he narrated the story of Edward Blum, the conservative activist and president of Students for Fair Admissions, which is suing Harvard University for allegedly discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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The Justice Department sued Arpaio in 2012, and the following year a federal court ruled that his immigration stops violated federal law, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964, for discriminating against Latinos.
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Critics have accused the Republican president of discriminating against Muslims in violation of constitutional guarantees of religious liberty and equal protection under the law, breaking existing U.S. immigration law and stoking religious hatred.
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They found a new audience this week when Republican lawmakers pressed Mr. Zuckerberg, the Facebook chief executive, on the sisters' accusation that the social media giant was discriminating against them for their beliefs.
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The lawsuit accuses these seven Texas cities of unconstitutionally limiting the Lilith Fund and Texas Equal Access Fund's rights to free speech and free association and discriminating against their pro-abortion rights viewpoints.
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During their hearings, all three urged the court to rule that discriminating against people based on their sexual orientation and/or gender identity is a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Since all of these risk factors can increase the chance of illness, and illness costs money, it's hard to see this legislation as anything other than a vehicle for discriminating against the afflicted.
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The complaint says that this is not only in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act, which prohibits discriminating against people with disabilities in public facilities, but also violates state and local statutes.
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The plaintiffs in the cases, along with civil rights groups and many large companies, have argued that discriminating against gay and transgender workers is inherently based on their sex and thus is unlawful.
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Within days of Mr. Trump's victory, a prominent supporter of his argued on television that the president-elect could justify discriminating against a broad class of people in the name of national security.
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Charlotte was scheduled to host the game this year, but the N.B.A. moved it to New Orleans because of the law, which was criticized for discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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By prioritizing their own, personal religious beliefs, these agencies subvert their duty as agents of Michigan, violate the Constitution, and fail the children they're tasked to serve while discriminating against a minority population.
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We are not there yet, and until we are, Akhtar will continue working to educate sports federations on the importance of headgear and of welcoming, not discriminating against, athletes from faith-based communities.
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Some of this is due to the Trump administration, which announced in 28 that it was investigating Harvard for allegedly discriminating against Asian Americans (in September the DOJ and DOE also began investigating Yale).
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But even that seemed to ring hollow in a week when the White House announced it would continue enforcing an Obama Administration executive order barring companies with federal contracts from discriminating against LGBTQ workers.
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"I would like to see Australia not discriminating against gay people and I would like an abrupt stop to racism, homophobia, sexism, and any other forms of discrimination," Mills told Mashable Australia via email.
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The Trump administration on Friday rolled back health-care protections for transgender people by moving to end an Obama-era policy that prohibited health providers from discriminating against patients based on their gender identity.
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The 2017 vote had repealed the order that prohibited blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against lawful content, and opened the door for internet service providers to block or throttle content at their own discretion.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Georgia Governor Nathan Deal said on Monday he will veto a so-called religious freedom bill passed by the state legislature that has drawn national criticism for discriminating against same-sex couples.
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The changes being discussed involve the curtailing or, at the least, re-jiggering of one of the most popular elements of Obamacare: Prohibiting insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions. 3.
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The Justice Department is now expected to push against affirmative action policies at American universities that it believes are discriminating against white or Asian-American applicants, the New York Times reported on Tuesday night.
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A federal judge on Wednesday rejected Goldman Sachs' bid to dismiss two of the four female plaintiffs in a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing the bank of discriminating against women in pay and promotions.
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Aaron Belkin, director of the Palm Center, told Axios "the president is discriminating against transgender service members for reasons that have everything to do with emotion and politics and nothing to do with military."
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"[T]he President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith," concluded a statement from his spokesman Kevin Lewis—a barely concealed rebuke of Trump's anti-Muslim executive order.
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Amazon was recently in the news when it was revealed that an AI hiring tool they were testing was discriminating against women by weeding out candidates that went to women's colleges among other parameters.
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"With regard to comparisons to President Obama's foreign policy decisions, as we've heard before, the President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion," Obama's spokesman said.
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Since the health law passed, insurance plans have been banned from discriminating against people based on health history, but they can charge premiums that are three times as much as younger adults are charged.
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Justices next term will hear legal arguments over a case out of Wisconsin, where plaintiffs accuse state legislative Republicans of improperly discriminating against Democratic voters when they drew their maps the last time around.
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Mr. Hansson said that customer service employees were unable to explain why the algorithm had designated her to be less creditworthy but had assured his wife that the bank was not discriminating against women.
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He admitted making the statements his co-workers reported, but explained that he did it in anger because he thought his co-workers were discriminating against him and teasing him because he was Muslim.
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Claiborne Hardware Co. In that ruling, the Supreme Court protected the rights of African American citizens in Mississippi who engaged in a commercial boycott against white business owners directly discriminating against African American citizens.
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"Discriminating against individuals based on their religion or country of origin without evidence that the person poses a national security threat doesn't make us any safer, and it undermines our core values," said Sen.
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Trump, to some credit, maintained some protections for LGBTQ people — specifically, executive orders by former President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton that prohibit federal employers and contractors from discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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The case pitted two constitutional provisions against one another: the 21st Amendment, which repealed the 18th Amendment ban on alcohol, and the Commerce Clause, which prevents states from discriminating against out-of-state businesses.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said in a 2011 report that Arpaio had nurtured a culture in his office of racially discriminating against Latinos, in breach of the U.S Constitution, a charge Arpaio denied.
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The Chinese have used surveillance technology, including facial recognition systems and closed-circuit television cameras, to target the Turkic-speaking Uighurs, who have accused the Chinese government of discriminating against their culture and religion.
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Carl W. Tobias: I think the baker would argue that his religious freedom is being violated, but I think the same-sex couple who want to be married are arguing, You're discriminating against us.
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The case pitted two constitutional provisions against one another: the 21st Amendment, which repealed the 19203th Amendment ban on alcohol, and the Commerce Clause, which prevents states from discriminating against out-of-state businesses.
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Such fast lanes are anathema to the principle of net neutrality, because they create an uneven playing field favoring those who can afford to pay for prioritized service—and discriminating against those who can't.
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They said in the lawsuit that Nike spent years hiring women at lower salaries than men, discriminating against women during performance reviews and promoting female employees less frequently than male counterparts doing comparable work.
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In a lively debate, the parliamentary leader of the far-right opposition Alternative for Germany (AfD), Alice Weidel, was scolded by Bundestag President Wolfgang Schaeuble for discriminating against women wearing headscarves in her speech.
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Civil rights groups filed a complaint with HUD in 2013, accusing New Jersey officials of discriminating against low-income and minority Sandy victims, including renters, in its state plan for distributing federal recovery dollars.
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Religious freedom is a fundamental American value that guarantees us the right to believe – or not – as we wish, but it cannot be used to justify harming or discriminating against others with taxpayer dollars.
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Apple's credit card is being investigated for discriminating against women, and earlier this month, almost half a dozen companies dropped out of Facebook's Libra Association, as regulators grow increasingly wary of the planned cryptocurrency.
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There is a strong and distinguished precedent for the postcard-FTA, namely the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution, which was designed to prevent states from discriminating against goods and services from other states.
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One is that he has always had a soft spot for racists, ever since as a young real estate developer he was sued by a Republican Department of Justice for systematically discriminating against blacks.
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The unprecedented shutdown came as hundreds of people tried to hold more rallies in protest at a new citizenship law seen as discriminating against Muslims, in defiance of a police ban on large gatherings.
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Republican Chairman Ajit Pai's Restoring Internet Freedom proposal would roll back the Obama-era internet rules aimed at preventing broadband providers like Verizon and AT&T from discriminating against certain types of web content.
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Steve Russell from Oklahoma, which would have provided a "religious liberty" exemption to an Obama executive order prohibiting government contractors from discriminating against employees on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation. Rep.
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Trump has a sorry history in this area that goes back to 1973, when the federal government sued the company he ran with his father for discriminating against Puerto Ricans, blacks and other minorities.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said on Monday that it would not hear an appeal in a case that could have resolved whether a federal law prohibits employers from discriminating against gay and lesbian workers.
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The Justice Department argued that Harvard had failed to prove that its use of race as a factor in deciding which students to admit had not resulted in it illegally discriminating against Asian-Americans.
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The order, supported by the FCC's Republican majority, classifies text messages as a part of an information service as opposed to a telecommunications service, which prohibits carriers from blocking or discriminating against their users.
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The separate suit by the New York Immigration Coalition, Make the Road and other civil rights groups, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union, also claimed that the administration was discriminating against non-white immigrants.
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These Republican proposals, in a bid to show that costs could be contained using regulated markets and individual responsibility, included an individual mandate alongside regulations stopping insurers from discriminating against the ill or the old.
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His opponent, Claire McCaskill, quite naturally slammed him for his legal efforts to strip Missourians of key ACA regulatory protections, most of all the rules barring insurance companies from discriminating against patients with preexisting conditions.
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Damore dropped the NLRB complaint last month to instead focus on a class action lawsuit he and another former Google employee brought against the company accusing it of discriminating against white, male, and conservative employees.
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Madigan got on a train to London by herself and started knocking on doors of law firms, reasoning that the school was discriminating against her and that she might have a legal case against them.
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President Donald Trump's nominee for general counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Tuesday refused to tell U.S. senators whether she believes that discriminating against LGBT workers is a form of unlawful sex bias.
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"Identifying specific countries with Muslim majorities and carving out exceptions for minority religions flies in the face of the constitutional principle that bans the government from either favoring or discriminating against particular religions," he said.
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Students from the University of California, Berkeley sued the university on Monday for canceling a scheduled speaking event featuring Ann Coulter, saying it was discriminating against conservative speakers and violating students' rights to free speech.
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The Spanish airline was fined €25,000 ($29,000) for discriminating against women based on their pregnancy status by the regional government of Spain's Balearic Islands, according to The Local, an English-language news source in Spain.
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"It is legally indistinguishable from a sign reading 'whites only' on the hiring-office door," the justices wrote, referring to hiring practices discriminating against minorities that have long been ruled unconstitutional in the United States.
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During a vote last week on a military construction and veterans funding bill House GOP leaders scrambled after a Democratic proposal to ban federal contractors from discriminating against LGBT workers had the votes to pass.
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Bailey is accusing the Mansfield Independent School District (MISD) and two of its employees of discriminating against her because of her sexual orientation after the district refused to reinstate her job at her elementary school.
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Two Frontier Airlines flight attendants on Tuesday filed charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission accusing the airline of discriminating against them by not making pregnancy-related accommodations such as allowing them to pump breastmilk.
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In 2011, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ruled that discriminating against a transgender person was sex discrimination — not based on the civil rights statute, but based on the 14th Amendment.
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They want the bill to repeal ObamaCare's "essential health benefits," which mandate healthcare services that plans must cover, as well as ObamaCare's insurance regulations, like the ban on discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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One early red flag arose in 1973, when President Richard Nixon's Justice Department — not exactly the radicals of the day — sued Trump and his father, Fred Trump, for systematically discriminating against blacks in housing rentals.
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"Sports regulators would no longer be prevented by EU law from discriminating against EU nationals by including them in quotas or limits on the number of 'foreign' players in a team or squad," Boyes said.
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The directive addresses an executive order enacted in 1965 that blocks businesses that work with the federal government from discriminating against people on the basis of sex, gender identity, race, sexual orientation and other factors.
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To protect American workers, we must require employers to verify the legal status of those they hire, and stop employers from discriminating against U.S. workers by abusing guest worker programs such as H-1B visas.
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This bill overturns an Obama-era regulation that prevented states from discriminating against healthcare providers like Planned Parenthood that provide pregnancy care, breast and cervical cancer screenings, and contraception in addition to providing abortion care.
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The Conscience Protection Act simply codifies long-standing conscience protections that prohibit a hospital or health care facility that receives federal funding from discriminating against a health care professional for their commitment to protecting life.
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Insurance companies offering plans through the marketplace and institutions receiving HHS funding—which includes most hospitals and community clinics as well as Title X clinics—were officially barred from discriminating against patients for these reasons.
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Without the limitations of net neutrality, ISPs like Verizon could significantly change the way we experience the internet in America, favoring certain businesses and websites that can pay for faster service, while discriminating against others.
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But it faced criticism last year by rights groups over a military campaign it leads in Yemen while a U.N. rights watchdog accused it of discriminating against girls and execution and corporal punishment of children.
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In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson signed Executive Order 11246, which prohibited contractors from discriminating against people on the basis of race — similar to protections Congress gave to individuals as part of the Civil Rights Act.
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The two sides in a case accusing Harvard of discriminating against Asian-American applicants have submitted documents to the court that try to synthesize the evidence and testimony for the judge ahead of her ruling.
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Earlier this year, the African-American stand-up comic Mo'Nique called for a boycott of Netflix, accusing the streaming service of discriminating against black female comedians by paying less for their specials than their peers'.
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Students like Mr. Jia are now the subject of a lawsuit accusing Harvard of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions by imposing a penalty for their high achievement and giving preferences to other racial minorities.
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"If you get a bunch of people in a room and toss a coin and separate them into groups of 'heads' and 'tails,' within a few minutes, they'll start discriminating against each other," he said.
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It said Britain's road charges for heavy good vehicles violated bloc rules, including by discriminating against foreign hauliers because British hauliers are compensated through a reduction on the annual tax paid of U.K.-registered vehicles.
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In January, civil rights groups filed suit against the city and the court, claiming that the St. Louis bail system violated the Constitution, in part by discriminating against those who can't afford to post bail.
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GOP senators have already flagged two problems: language allowing states to opt out of regulations defining what healthcare services insurers must cover, and a provision banning them from discriminating against people based on their health.
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But rights advocates note his administration has argued in three cases before the U.S. Supreme Court that a law barring companies from discriminating against employees on the basis of sex does not cover LGBT+ people.
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She helped draft the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, a proposed (but, as yet, never passed) federal law that would bar employers from discriminating against workers or applicants based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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They pushed further to eliminate all the ACA's insurer regulations, including popular provisions banning companies from discriminating against people with preexisting medical conditions and allowing children to stay on their parents' plans until age 26.
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That "because of" is a requirement in Title VII, a part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, and religion.
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When I was in the Senate, we passed a law called the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA), which prevents cities and towns from discriminating against religious organizations in land use and zoning decisions.
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Uber's website notes:State and federal law prohibit driver-partners using the Uber Driver App from denying service to riders with service animals because of the service animals, and from otherwise discriminating against riders with service animals.
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The three-judge panel concluded that by passing a revised version of executive order suspending refugees from six majority Muslim countries, Trump exceeded his authority, violating immigration law and discriminating against people based on their nationality.
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"[Their] failure to properly treat Edmond's mental illness and its actions in discriminating against her and punishing her because of it, exacerbated her mental difficulties, including her suicidal ideations, and caused her suicide," the lawsuit states.
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Nevertheless, the FCC has the duty to prevent telecom companies from favoring or discriminating against certain services, Wood said, adding that he expects the agency to clarify its position on zero-rating in the coming months.
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The idea of repealing the mandate to have health coverage while continuing to bar insurers from discriminating against sicker customers has worried insurers, who would be faced with potentially fewer customers overall, but steeper benefit costs.
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No matter where we go we tell others loudly and proudly that we are from China.... But today…I suddenly [find] that in this strong country, Sina Weibo is discriminating against and attacking this sexual minority.
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One of the most awaited, involving extreme partisan gerrymanders, could resolve whether the First Amendment prohibits legislators from discriminating against people from the opposing political party by drawing district lines based on voting patterns and views.
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Since his termination last August, Google employees who advocate for diversity at the company say that Damore's supporters have weaponized the company's HR department, filing spurious complaints that claim diversity activists are discriminating against white men.
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Several soldiers who became US citizens through MAVNI have filed class-action lawsuits alleging that the Pentagon is discriminating against naturalized service members and blocking them from advancing their careers through the new security clearance requirements.
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Or the Department of Labor's final orders for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which bans workplace discrimination against LGBTQ individuals and prohibits federal contractors from discriminating against employees based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The WTO panel upheld India's claim that California, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana and Washington had broken the rules by incentivising the use of local content, thereby discriminating against Indian and other imported solar suppliers.
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State bills discriminating against transgender and gay people have attracted strong opposition from firms headquartered across America, not just in left-leaning California—from Bank of America (North Carolina) to Dow Chemical (Michigan) and ExxonMobil (Texas).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. bank regulator has decided not to fine Citigroup for discriminating against minority mortgage borrowers, dropping the public rebuke that some officials had sought, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Open internet advocates say strong net neutrality safeguards are needed to prevent internet service providers (ISPs) like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon from creating online fast lanes for their own content or discriminating against rival services.
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Signed: March 27, 2017 The executive order revokes key components of the Obama administration's previous executive order banning federal contractors from discriminating against employees on the basis of sexual orientation or identity, gay rights advocates say.
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But critics say it would effectively override President Obama's 85033 executive order prohibiting federal contractors from discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers and allow all contractors, religious or otherwise, to discriminate against those individuals.
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Once people are made to recognise that they stand shoulder to shoulder with fans of differing sexualities on the terraces – and always have done – it is hoped that they will think twice before discriminating against them.
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In Tuesday's ruling, the court said the requirement for a person's marriage to be annulled in order for that person to be pensionable only applies to those who have changed gender, directly discriminating against such individuals.
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This is an extension of an executive order President Obama signed two years ago requiring government contractors to submit the same information, and will allow the EEOC to identify businesses that might be discriminating against women.
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Over the summer, the FCC received nearly 85033 million comments when it asked for public input on its plan to repeal the 2015 net neutrality rules, which prohibit internet service providers from discriminating against certain content.
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WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a bid by cable operator Comcast Corp to throw out racial bias claims accusing the company of discriminating against black-owned television channels.
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By Brendan Pierson A federal appeals court has refused to revive a lawsuit filed by the American Psychiatric Association and individual psychiatrists accusing insurer Anthem Health Plans Inc of discriminating against patients with mental health conditions.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and 15 other attorneys general filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing the Trump administration of violating the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment by discriminating against "DREAMers" of Mexican origin.
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It would allow young people to stay on their parents' health plan until age 26, ban insurers from discriminating against those with pre-existing conditions and bans insurers from setting a lifetime dollar limit on coverage.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge ruled that women accusing Goldman Sachs Group Inc of discriminating against them in pay, promotions and performance reviews may pursue their claims as a group in a class-action lawsuit.
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The move, which was first reported by The Wall Street Journal, comes as the administration has thrown its weight behind a student group that accuses Harvard University of discriminating against Asian-Americans in its admissions process.
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Fundamentally, the proposed rule would overturn a previous rule that forbids health care providers who receive federal funding from discriminating against patients on the basis of their gender identity or whether they have terminated a pregnancy.
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Before he was president, the real estate heir was deposed dozens of times, mostly in various lawsuits related to his businesses, which have been accused of discriminating against black people, screwing over renters, and stiffing contractors.
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YouTube is in hot water with conservative users and creators, with the Google-owned video giant accused of discriminating against the right as YouTube takes ads off content that it says violates the terms of service.
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The spot features Denise, a North Dakotan with a heart condition, and reminds voters of Heitkamp's personal stake in prohibiting health insurers from discriminating against people with preexisting conditions: The senator is a breast cancer survivor.
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In January, a federal appeals court in Virginia said no, becoming the first in the nation to rule that the First Amendment prohibits a local official from discriminating against the viewpoints of a constituent on Facebook.
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It also increased its share of Asian-American admits to 25.4 percent from 22.7 percent, at a time when it is waiting for a decision in a lawsuit accusing it of discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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It noted that Ms. Newbold had filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against Mr. Kline, accusing him of discriminating against her over her short stature, which is caused by a form of dwarfism.
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The WTO panel upheld India's claim that California, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana and Washington had broken the rules by incentivizing the use of local content, thereby discriminating against Indian and other imported solar suppliers.
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As a young real estate businessman raised in Queens and working with his father, Mr. Trump and the family firm were sued by the Justice Department in 1973 for discriminating against black applicants for rental apartments.
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She supported the Equal Rights Amendment and was the lead House sponsor of the 21986 Equal Credit Opportunity Act, which barred banks and other lenders from discriminating against women based on their gender or marital status.
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Fox News faced a fresh legal challenge on Monday after Diana Falzone, a reporter at the network, accused it of discriminating against her on the basis of her gender and her fight against a chronic disease.
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Earlier this year, it agreed to reconsider a pair of its decisions from the 2000s that wrongly concluded that discriminating against people based on their sexual orientation isn't covered by the statute's ban on sex discrimination.
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The conclusion is straightforward: New York should impose a fee on real estate agents to fund a vigorous program of paired testing, and agents who are found to be discriminating against clients should face severe penalties.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday backed a lawsuit accusing Harvard University of discriminating against Asian-American applicants, throwing its support behind a case that could impact the use of race-based college admissions.
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The new rule, proposed last week, rolls back protections instituted by the Obama administration, which in 2016 released rules barring health care workers and insurance companies from discriminating against patients on the basis of gender identity.
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"The U.S. let Beijing know that its officials will face real consequences for discriminating against Americans and Tibetans and has blazed a path for other countries to follow," the group's president, Matteo Mecacci, said in a statement.
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It started when the decorated athlete denounced her former sponsor Nike for discriminating against pregnant female athletes, helping to start a national conversation about maternity in the workplace and ultimately inspiring the company to change its policy.
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States are starting to make good on their promises to fight for net neutrality in the wake of the Federal Communications Commission's decision to jettison rules that banned broadband providers from blocking or discriminating against internet content.
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