Lawsuit Claims Race Bias at Wet Seal Retail Chain

Three former managers at Wet Seal, a nationwide apparel retailer for young women, filed a federal race discrimination lawsuit on Thursday, asserting that the company had a high-level policy of firing and denying pay increases and ...

Texas Denied Implementation of Proposed Photo Voter ID Law

On August 30, a federal three-judge panel in Washington, DC denied Texas’s ability to implement its proposed photo voter ID law, under the core provision of the Voting Rights Act that LDF successfully defended in ...

Ryan Haygood Discusses Ruling on Florida’s Early Voting Limits

Ryan Haygood, on Viewpoint with Eliot Spitzer, hails judges’ ruling against Florida’s limit on early in-person voting and details how the limit would have disproportionately affected minority voting. See the interview.

Justice Bernette Johnson makes a strong case for herself

The picture of who will be the Louisiana Supreme Court’s next chief justice may be muddy, but one aspect is perfectly clear: When it comes to the public portion of the fight, Justice Bernette Johnson is winning. Although ...

Pennsylvania judge denies challenge to state’s voter ID law

(Reuters) – A judge in the election battleground state of Pennsylvania on Wednesday rejected an effort to block the state’s voter identification law, which civil rights groups argued discriminates against minority voters. Pennsylvania, a major ...

High court case looks at affirmative action at universities

On Oct. 10, the justices will hear arguments in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, in which a rejected white applicant to the school challenges the admissions practices, which include race as a factor. ...

Friends of the Court Support UT Admission Practices

Updated Aug. 14, 1 p.m.: The chorus calling for the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the University of Texas at Austin’s current policy allowing race to be a factor in admissions decisions has been joined by ...

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