Legislature advances homeless ID, noose hate crime, hair discrimination
With less than one month left in the 2021 regular session of the Oregon Legislature, bills are passing quickly. These are four that passed
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With less than one month left in the 2021 regular session of the Oregon Legislature, bills are passing quickly. These are four that passed
The bill is part of a national campaign that began after high-profile incidents of Black students being forced to cut or change their hair.
House Bill 2168 will officially recognize Juneteenth as a state holiday in Oregon beginning June 19, 2022.
Public schools and employers will be banned from discriminating against hairstyles associated with a person’s race, under a bill now headed to Oregon Gov.
Detroit will be commemorating Juneteenth with a three-day celebration of events in the city that will be in person and virtually.