Racial Discrimination News

The Trump Administration, through the Justice and Education Departments, has accused Berkeley Law School of racial discrimination. They allege the school penali

A UN committee has stated that countries are legally obligated to consider reparations for the transatlantic slave trade and implement measures to address the o

Democrats face a significantly tougher challenge to Georgia's Congressional map under new Supreme Court rules established in Louisiana v. Callais, which raise t

Mater Hospital has been ordered to pay €10,000 in compensation to a Nigerian-born employee for racial discrimination, primarily based on the color of his skin,

India has rejected a UN report on racial discrimination, calling it 'highly malicious' and expressing 'contempt' for its findings.

A federal appeals court has overturned a lower court's decision on Georgia's redistricting maps, sending the case back for re-evaluation under a new legal frame

Shalu Shajan reported being targeted in a racist tirade in downtown Halifax, expressing concern that the altercation could have escalated physically. He describ

Rep. Brandon Gill has launched an investigation into McKinsey & Company's reports on diversity in the workplace, accusing the firm of peddling misleading claims

New data reveals that mortgage programs around the Second World War in the USA disproportionately benefited white borrowers, with Black borrowers facing exclusi

Sixty years ago, Ted Williams used his National Baseball Hall of Fame induction speech to advocate for the inclusion of Black players from the Negro Leagues, su

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has accused UC San Diego's medical school of racial discrimination in its admissions process, alleging intentional manipulation

A former Black employee of Six Flags, Charles Winters, has filed a $20 million racial discrimination lawsuit against the company. The lawsuit seeks punitive dam

US civil rights leaders, including Rev Al Sharpton and Martin Luther King III, are planning a march on Washington on August 28 to advocate for voting protection