Lawsuit Says Olive Garden Parent Darden Restaurants’ Tip Policy Causes Racial Discrimination
The lawsuit suggests that making waitstaff rely upon tips lends to racial discrimination, inequitable earnings, and even sexual harassment.
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Novavax is Seeking to Combat Racial Disparities in Clinical Trials
Novavax is ensuring there is Black and Latino representation in clinical research.
Michigan Woman Sues Grand Traverse Commissioner for Brandishing AR-15 During Zoom Meeting
A Michigan woman has filed a federal lawsuit against Grand Traverse County Commissioner Ron Claus, who attained national notoriety after brandishing a semi-automatic rifle in a public Zoom meeting. According to The Detroit Free Press, the lawsuit was filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Traverse City. In her complaint, 74-year old Patricia “Keli” MacIntosh
Federal Court Will Let ACLU Continue Lawsuit Against Immigration Checkpoints in New England
According to the ACLU and its state-level affiliates, the border checkpoints serve no practical purpose, with motorists often stopped for non-immigration related reasons.
Lawsuit Claims Rochester Police Have Brutalized Minorities for Decades
The lawsuit points to protests surrounding the death of Daniel Prude, a Black man who was killed in the midst of a mental health crisis.
Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Trump, Twitter Antics
Since Trump is no longer president, the Supreme Court has agreed to dismiss the case.
Conservative Groups Sue Virginia Over New Policies to Protect Transgender Students
One worried mother said she’s afraid her young daughter will have to undress in front of “biological male,” transgender students.
Family of Black Louisiana Man Sues Shreveport Police Department for Killing of Tommie McGlothen, Jr.
An attorney for the McGlothen family say Shreveport officers knew that Tommie McGlothen had a mental health condition–but nonetheless proceeded to beat him and abuse him until death.
California Lawsuit Claims San Jose Police Used Excessive Force Against Black Lives Matter Protesters
One protester says he lost an eye after taking a few minutes to photograph protests on his way home.
CFPB: Lenders Can’t Discriminate on Basis of Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, or CFPB, has said it will enforce a federal ban on lenders who discriminate against applicants on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. According to The Hill, the CFPB announced its decision on Tuesday. In an official statement, the agency explained that it has interpreted the Equal Credit