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Marlon Wayans is charged with disturbing the peace after an incident in June over his carry-on luggage.

As he stood outside the restaurant with his group of friends, he noted several white people being admitted.

Amid war fever and bigoted violence, we have to combat media cowardice.

French organizations and rights groups had hoped that a favorable ruling from the Council of State could force deep reforms […] The post France’s top body rejects contention by campaigners that racial profiling by police is systemic appeared first on TheGrio.

France's highest administrative court rejected on Wednesday a class action lawsuit against the state for failing to stop police racial profiling, saying it was not the judges' role to redefine public policy and that discrimination was a problem but not "systemic". The case was brought by six human rights organisations, which argue that the police systematically discriminate, especially against young Arab and Black men, when deciding who to stop on routine patrols. Beyond th...

The board makes its first-ever endorsement in a mayoral race.

Councilors and civil rights advocates have for years demanded more details about BRIC’s gang database.

Tyrese Gibson filed a $1 million lawsuit against The Home Depot alleging racial profiling against him and two associates during a Feb. 11 incident in California

Darryl George, 17, has been serving an in-school suspension at Barbers Hill High School in Mont Belvieu because school officials said that his dreadlocks violate the district’s dress code.

After purchasing printers at two Office Depots, Cassandra Wilcox said her son Anarrion Wilcox was discriminated against by an employee and harassed by local police