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WASHINGTON (AP) - The government's latest victory against job discrimination started with allegations of hangman's nooses, graffiti and racist comments…
theGRIO REPORT - The St. Paul Public School District and Timothy Olmsted, 6th grade teacher at the Heights Community School…
PHILADELPHIA, Mississippi (AP) - Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant said Thursday it is 'unfortunate' that a predominantly white church in the…
CINCINNATI (AP) - Michael Gunn said he was so upset when he saw his landlord's poolside "White Only" sign that…
theGRIO REPORT - In a recent hearing, The Ohio Civil Rights Commission has ruled a Cincinnati landlord discriminated against an…
A pair of former Bank of America and Cantor Fitzgerald have filed lawsuits against the finance giants, claiming the companies…
PHILADELPHIA - Attorney Dennis Young, who is representing a high school basketball coach who was fired last month, told NBC10…
theGRIO REPORT - The last time Dorothy Flood took a train to visit family in the South she was not…
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - A federal court jury has awarded $25 million in damages to a western New York steel…
theGRIO REPORT - An organization of men interested in Alpha Kappa Alpha, known as MIKA, plan to file a lawsuit…
WASHINGTON - A male student was suspended from a southern Maryland school for wearing girls' clothing, and the incident has…
Civil rights groups are developing an idea for an app that would allow people to report in 'real time' when…
(AP) - A judge dismissed a class-action lawsuit Tuesday that claimed Iowa's state government systemically discriminated against black job applicants…
As Rebecca Carroll watched the season premiere of 'Mad Men' she was reminded of time when racial inequality was acceptable...
Many people in Capetown, South African feel that no matter how much success they achieve as long as they are…
NEW YORK - New York City Judge Nicholas Garaufis has announced that at least $128 million is owed to Latinos…
While African-Americans only compose 14 percent of the drug users in the United States they compose 37 percent of those…
OPINION - The fact that most African-Americans have not benefited from affirmative action programs in university admissions and does not…