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Holocaust Remembrance Day: “These Kind of Things Are Still Happening”
The Holocaust Museum and Learning Center in St. Louis has drawn a link between history and more modern events such as the killing of James Bird.
Same-Sex Couples Now Welcome at Sikeston Prom
The approval follows the threat of a lawsuit by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Columbia to Take Close Look at Housing Bias
The city will use $4,300 in federal funds for a study to be coordinated by Rigel Oliveri, associate professor of law at the University of Missouri.
Opinion: Obama Is Trying To Buy The Hispanic And Female Vote With Another Government Giveaway
Conveniently-timed for Obama’s reelection, the Hispanic and Women Farmers and Ranchers Claims Resolution program began September 24, 2012 – just a month-and-a-half before the election. Apparently the Obama administration did not care about this alleged injustice to females and Hispanics any time in the past three-and-a-half years. It just happened to be thought about and addressed now – just before voters pull the lever.
Creve Coeur Passes Anti-Discrimination Law
The town’s city council voted unanimously Monday to update a non-discrimination ordinance.
Wells Fargo Pays $175M in Settlement
The settlement allegations that Wells Fargo steered African-American and Latino borrowers into risky subprime loans more often than white borrowers in similarly situations.
Justice Dept. Files Complaint Against St. Louis County Fire District
The lawsuit alleges the fire district punished a firefighter after he refused to participate in discriminatory acts against two fellow black firefighters.
As Title IX Turns 40, Legacy Goes Beyond Numbers
NORTHFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Emily Miller remembers learning about Title IX during history class, probably sometime in junior high. She’s a little fuzzy on the details, including how and why it came about. Every time […]
Gay Missouri Lawmaker Denounces School Bill
“Being gay has never been a Democrat or Republican issue, and it should never be,” Missouri Republican legislator, Rep. Zachary Wyatt said.
Iowa Student Claims She Was Not Allowed To Dance On Bar For Being Too Big
An area college student went out recently hoping to have a fun time with her friends. But according to 21-year-old Jordan Ramson, she ended up humiliated instead when security guards at a local bar discriminated against her for her plus size figure.
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