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Whole Foods Restricted Workers BLM Apparel Because Of Unionization Fears
The Amazon-owned company Instituted A Ban That Restricted Workers From Wearing Black Lives Matter Clothes in the summer of 2020
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Minneapolis Teachers Outraged after Union Contract Suggests Race-Based Layoff Agreement
The agreement makes Minneapolis one of the only school districts in the country to consider race over merit.
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Chipotle Agrees To Pay NYC Workers $20 Million Settlement Over Workplace Violations
Mayor Eric Adams calls the agreement the largest worker protection settlement in New York City history
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Major Studios Disregard Abortion Safety Protocol Requests From Hollywood Writers, Directors and Showrunners
Nearly 1500 male and female power players have sent out collective letters asking for action in response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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Texas Brings Obamacare Challenge Which Could Stop Preventative Services Requirement
If the Texas lawsuit prevails, 168 million people could lose access to cancer and STD screenings.
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After cop who killed Tamir Rice was hired by Penn town, This happened…
Timothy Loehmann was never a competent cop but he keeps applying to be one.
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California Senate Elects To Not Change ‘Involuntary Servitude’ Amendment
The proposed measure would have elevated California prisoner pay to $ 15 an hour and given worker protections.
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Tesla Hit With Another Lawsuit Alleging Racism Against Black Workers
15 former and current Black workers are suing the car company alleging they were subjected to various forms of racial abuse
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$1 Billion Black-owned firm in Philadelphia is Closing Its Doors
Founder James Nevels gave employees just two weeks notice regarding the shutdown.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court Says Woman Can Sue Harvard for Use of Images of Her Enslaved Ancestors
In a June 23 ruling, the Massachusetts Supreme Court says Tamara Lanier can sue Harvard for emotional distress.