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American Rescue Plan Moves Forward. Democrats in Congress are moving ahead with President Joe Biden’s “American Rescue Plan.” As of now and this is still subject to change, of course it appears that the U.S. House of Representatives’ budget and rules committees will both weigh in on the legislation early next week before sending the bill to the House floor toward the end of the week. At the
Buzz, we are keeping an eye on the proposed $15 minimum wage and multiemployer pension fix provisions to see if they make it into the final House bill.
How Can Racism Be Fixed by Race-Neutral Measures? | Opinion Pamela Denise Long
, trainer and consultant for implementing trauma-informed care and anti-racism On 2/23/21 at 12:39 PM EST
The 2020 murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbrey, three Black Americans killed by white people, was a wakeup call that resulted in a mass racial reckoning across the country. Protestors took to the streets for months on end throughout the spring and summer, and schools, organizations, businesses and corporations telegraphed their commitment to rooting out the ways they were contributing to systemic racism. Organizations issued passionate statements about the evil of anti-Black racism and committed to amplifying diversity and fighting racism.
Judge dismisses transgender Georgia fire chief’s employment lawsuit
Rachel Mosby alleges she was terminated because of her gender identity after she transitioned on the job.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by the former fire chief of a rural Georgia city who alleges she was fired after she transitioned on the job and began wearing women’s clothes to work.
Last month, U.S. District Court Judge Tilman Self III of the Middle District of Georgia found that Rachel Mosby, the former fire chief of the city of Byron, Ga., has no legal standing to sue because of a technical flaw with the initial complaint she filed with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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