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Though little-discussed, there is a profound wage gap separating the short and the tall

College leaders across the state vowed Wednesday not to teach students about critical race theory unless it is presented alongside other concepts, to protect viewpoint diversity and free expression, and to root out discrimination in hiring and other areas by Feb. 1.

Exclusive: Rapinder Kaur says her family were targeted and harassed by British army guards

Dr Christabelle Peters suffered a stroke she says was brought on by her 'toxic treatment' at the university

Images showing Chinese tourists wearing yellow badges around their necks as they arrive in South Korea have elicited outrage online, among widespread accusations of discrimination related to Covid-19 travel restrictions. The yellow badges, however, are not a new protocol at Incheon Airport.

From today's decision by Judge Ann Aiken (D. Ore.) in Hunter v. U.S. Dep't of Ed.; I think this is quite right, because the government has no constitutional obligation to prohibit sex discrimination (or race discrimination, religious discrimination political discrimination, or what have you) by private institutions, even ones that…

Among other incidents she claims she was told 'no one gives a sh** about Africa'

In most countries, people who are vaccinated display negative attitudes towards people who are not

A Sydney student has claimed the state government discriminated against him due to disability by rejecting his enrolment into a selective virtual college.