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Discrimination
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The Faculty Lounge
Does Bostock Apply to Title IX? DOJ Says Yes
The U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, has issued a memorandum (here) providing guidance to federal agencies on the applicability of Bostock v. Clayton County, 140 S. Ct. 1731…
WSNYC Blog: The Latest in Employment Law
LGBT Workers in Japan Push for Equality Before Tokyo Olympics
Ever since the Tokyo 2020 Olympics were moved to 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic, athletes and fans alike have eagerly awaited the start of the competition. However, LGBT workers…
Race and the Law Prof Blog
New Article: “I’ll See You at Work: Spatial Features and Discrimination” — by Prof. Tristin Green
Professor Tristin Green of the University of San Francisco School School of Law has posted I'll See You at Work: Spatial Features and Discrimination, which will be published in the…
HR Law Watch
Federal Judge Strikes Down NJLAD Waiver of Rights Provision
By Meredith S. Dante, Gustavo Cardona
Last Thursday, Judge Anne Thompson found unconstitutional a portion of the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (NJLAD). The ruling specifically addresses the provision in the NJLAD that was added in…
The Right Coast
My Experience With Woke Corporations
I don t contest the right of these companies to choose their projects. Nor do I deny Chase its right to choose its customers. My concern is a larger one.…
Race and the Law Prof Blog
A Reminder: Stopping Hate Won’t Stop Racism
Today marks the #StopAsianHate Virtual Day of Action and Healing. The mayor of Dallas, Eric Johnson, proclaimed March 26, 2021 as Stop Asian Hate Day. In the past couple of…
Health Law Prof Blog
Pandemic Eugenics: Discrimination, Disability, & Detention during COVID-19
Laura I Appleman (Willamette University), Pandemic Eugenics: Discrimination, Disability, & Detention during COVID-19, SSRN:The hidden blueprint of eugenics continues to shape the treatment of captive and vulnerable populations throughout the…
Workforce Bulletin
Connecticut Bans Discrimination Based on Natural Hair
By Peter M. Stein, Carol J. Faherty
On March 4, 2021, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed House Bill 6515, an “Act Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair,” also known as the CROWN Act (the…
Simple Justice
If “Hate Crimes” Were Bad, Why Not Double Hate Crimes?
It hasn’t been easy being an Asian American over the past decade, knowing that you’re expected to be an obsequious supporter of social justice as a marginalized minority while simultaneously…
Labor & Employment Insights
Less May Actually Mean More: EEOC Stats on 2020 Filings
By Cortlin Bond, Anne R. Yuengert
The EEOC has released its annual report on discrimination charges filed across the country for the fiscal year 2020. So, how does the data line up with the 2019 data…