Benchmarks reveal how artificial-intelligence systems reinforce discriminatory social hierarchies.
The Fourth Circuit delivered that stark message to employers on January 6, 2026, when it revived a Black police officer's ...
Obama Presidential Center opens June in Chicago with anti-racism commitment for all hires, contrasting President Donald Trump ...
In late December, a former Boys and Girls Club of Topeka employee filed a federal lawsuit against the organization claiming ...
The 83-year-old man claims he was terminated because Stop & Shop wanted to pay a new, younger hire less money than it was ...
An employee of a KFC franchise has been awarded £66,000 for race discrimination after their manager called them a ‘slave’ and ...
Research by a Springfield professor was cited by a California Supreme Court in a 2025 decision that reversed a woman's murder ...
Way before he became the No. 1 overall pick in 1991, Larry Johnson had to overcome numerous obstacles in life. Growing up in ...
The Supreme Court’s circular introduces predictability and certainty into disability litigation. A defined place in the listing hierarchy allows litigants and lawyers to anticipate timelines, seek ...
Meyer Levinson-Blount is already having an impactful new year. The 24-year-old New York native, now a decade-long resident of ...
Many business owners view background checks as an unnecessary expense, but the price is minimal compared to the legal and ...
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The transgender athletes cases: an explainer
Who are the challengers in the cases? There are two challengers – both transgender women – in two separate cases, Little v.
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