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MADISON HEIGHTS — Earlier this year, the city of Madison Heights announced a program recognizing exceptional volunteers with its At Your Service Awards. The 2023 winners were revealed at the Nov. 27 City Council meeting.

Pennsylvania state lawmakers from both parties are tackling hate speech in schools but in different ways.

“These principles transcend political ideology, and in them, we are unwavering.” OU responded Wednesday following an executive order from Stitt calling for a formal review of diversity, equity and inclusion

Northeast Community College is offering a new one-credit hour course that will allow individuals the opportunity to earn a permit to serve as substitute teachers in Nebraska.

Five Asheville-area residents are suing the city in federal court for refusing to appoint them to the local Human Relations Commission. The residents claim they were rejected because they are white.

In 2022, reported hate crimes in Los Angeles County reached a 21-year high, according to a report by the LA County Commission on Human Relations. African American and Jewish communities were disproportionately hit, with anti-Black violations increasing by 34% and hate crimes against Jews spiking by 59%.

Mayor Jon Cole agreed to produce a more formal process for filling vacancies on city boards and commissions that will be reviewed by Vermillion City Council members and also perhaps

Anarcho-capitalism and libertarian liberalism are political ideologies that promote the principle of limited government involvement in economic and social matters. Individual liberty and limited government are tenets of libertarianism; anarcho-capitalism, on the other hand, advocates...

Despite a 25% decline in anti-Asian hate crimes, 61 incidents were still reported in the past year, the second-highest in the county's record

The Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations shared its annual analysis of hate crimes reported in 2022, with disappointing results