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A Black woman who worked at AT&T for over three decades says she was fired from her job after reporting a racist and alarming threat […]
A Black woman who worked at AT&T Ohio reported a racist death threat she received, according to a lawsuit. However, shortly after submitting her concern, HR contacted her but not to resolve the issue - to tell her to grab a box, pack her things and get lost.
The man, who worked for the city since 2013, will have his suit go to trial, accusing the city of discrimination because he is white
Do white victims of black hate crimes matter to the president of the United States? It’s a question everyone should be asking after President Joe Biden’s inconsistent responses to recent hate crime incidents in the country.
Which, for instance, during the covid 2020 pandemic, it was important for us to provide vaccine first for elderly people, because they are the most likely to be dying as a result of covid-19. that can be described as age discrimination. but it actually was an equitable policy that saved lives. and, similarly, when black people are deprived and have been deprived for centuries, the rights and resources, how else are we going to create equity, if not providing specific resources and rights to them? but, of course, that is described as racism, which to me, is very different than depriving people ...