Racial

Court Reduces $20M Racial Discrimination Verdict to $1.5M Against Medical Company

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Los Angeles — A recent legal decision has significantly reduced a racial discrimination verdict involving a well-known medical company, slicing the punitive damages awarded from $20 million to just $1.5 million. The case, concluding at the United States District Court for the Central District of California, has drawn attention to the complexities surrounding race-related employment discrimination litigations. The lawsuit was initially filed by a Black former employee of the corporation, who accused the company of discriminatory practices, including racially biased comments from supervisors, and a lack of promotion opportunities compared to similarly qualified white colleagues. … Read more

Hasson Bacote’s Appeal in Death Sentence Case Highlights Racial Jury Composition Concerns, Could Influence Future Legal Standards

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Columbia, SC – A death row inmate’s challenge to his sentence, highlighting the potential impact of racial composition of juries, is poised to potentially reshape the legal landscape in South Carolina. Hasson Bacote, sentenced to death by a majority-white jury, has sparked a significant legal debate concerning racial biases in capital punishment cases. Legal experts assert that Bacote’s appeal raises critical questions about fairness and equal justice under the law, particularly regarding the demographics of juries in death penalty cases. The contention centers around the argument that a jury reflecting racial diversity might lead to … Read more

Trump’s Legal Team Alleges Racial Bias by Prosecutor Fani Willis in Recent Legal Battle

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Atlanta, GA — In a striking turn of events, attorneys representing former President Donald Trump have leveled serious accusations against Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney, citing alleged racial bias against Trump as she leads a criminal investigation into his actions. The attorneys assert that Willis, who is the first Black woman to hold the position in Fulton County, has been influenced by racial animus, which they claim is affecting her professional judgment. The allegations surfaced as part of Trump’s legal team’s efforts to request the removal of Willis from overseeing the investigation. Trump’s … Read more

Herbalist Files Discrimination Lawsuit Amid Allegations of Neighbor’s Racial and Sexist Harassment in Ithaca

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CAROLINE, N.Y. — Amanda David, a local herbalist and garden owner, has filed a federal lawsuit against her neighbor, Robert Whittaker, alleging years of discriminatory harassment that she claims has threatened both her family’s safety and her business. The lawsuit, rooted in allegations of race, color, and sex discrimination, cites violations under the Fair Housing Act, the Civil Rights Act of 1866, and New York State Human Rights Law. David operates Rootwork Herbals and the Jane Minor BIPOC Community Medicine Garden from her property. This garden aims to provide a nurturing space catering specifically to … Read more