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The teacher has filed a discrimination complaint alleging that their termination is a violation of federal civil rights law.

The teacher has filed a discrimination complaint alleging that their termination is a violation of federal civil rights law.

The teacher has filed a discrimination complaint alleging that their termination is a violation of federal civil rights law.

A Chicago alderwoman in a leadership position repeated the phrase "From the River to the sea, Palestine will be free," on social media Thursday morning.

A Chicago alderwoman in a leadership position on the city council repeated the phrase “From the River to the sea, Palestine will be free," on social media Thursday morning.

The High Point Human Relations Commission is now accepting nominations for its annual Humanitarian of the Year Award. Nominations can be made at https://www.highpointnc.gov/HumanitarianAward and must be received by Dec.

The Danforth Staff Council Fall Forum, held last Thursday, Nov. 2, in Knight Hall, announced the creation of a pathway for the potential renaming of buildings, changes to staff healthcare, and news from the recently created Office of Institutional Equity.

Chicago’s building safety enforcement lags behind many peer cities, putting tenants at risk. Renters are demanding change – and there's a promising blueprint for city officials to follow.

One said the district now

A federal lawsuit filed Monday alleges the city of Hamtramck’s Pride flag ban violates free speech rights and numerous other state and federal laws. The lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in …