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NC Court of Appeals Rejects Charlotte Mayoral Candidate’s Racial Discrimination Lawsuit

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The North Carolina Court of Appeals has dismissed a lawsuit brought forth by mayoral candidate Tigress McDaniel, which alleged racial discrimination in a 2023 incident related to her political candidacy. The appellate court’s ruling signifies a pivotal moment in McDaniel’s campaign, as the lawsuit raised concerns about fairness and inclusivity in the electoral process. McDaniel had asserted that she faced discriminatory practices that hindered her ability to compete effectively for the mayoral position. In its decision, the court examined the legal grounds of the claims, ultimately finding insufficient evidence to support the … Read more

Fear and Resilience: LA’s Immigrant Community Reels as Supreme Court Eases Racial Profiling Rules

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Los Angeles, California — Fear has become a constant companion for Brian Gavidia since federal immigration agents confronted him three months ago, leaving him shaken and questioning his security as a U.S. citizen. Gavidia, 29, was at a tow yard he leases for his small car dealership when he became the target of a seemingly routine immigration raid, which turned confrontational and traumatic. Gavidia, a plaintiff in a significant lawsuit initiated by the ACLU and various immigrant advocacy organizations, alleges that the actions of the Trump administration reflect blatant racial profiling as part of its … Read more

Ex-Employee Alleges Racial Discrimination in Lawsuit Against Rensselaer Honda

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TROY, N.Y. — A former employee has filed a federal lawsuit against Rensselaer Honda, alleging racial discrimination during her time at the car dealership. The claims, which spotlight issues of workplace inequality, come amid ongoing national conversations about race and discrimination in various sectors. In her complaint, the plaintiff states that she faced a hostile work environment and was subjected to discriminatory treatment based on her race. She alleges that her concerns about this behavior were not adequately addressed by management, further intensifying her distress and sense of isolation in the workplace. The lawsuit alleges … Read more

Lawsuit Challenges SEPTA’s Service Cuts, Claiming Discrimination Against Low-Income Communities and Racial Minorities

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PHILADELPHIA – A lawsuit has been filed against the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) over its recent decision to cut 32 bus routes and shorten 16 others. The changes have raised concerns about their impact on minority and low-income communities, as the plaintiffs argue the adjustments violate Pennsylvania’s equal protection clause and state civil rights laws. Plaintiff attorney Bochetto claims that SEPTA’s own equity study shows the service changes disproportionately affect racial minorities and economically disadvantaged communities. “Their own report admits it,” Bochetto stated, emphasizing the study’s findings. However, SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch defended the … Read more