Civil Rights Act of 1964

House Democrats Promise Action On LGBTQ Anti-Discrimination Bill

Democrats plan to move forward with the bill if they win the House majority.
By JULIET LINDERMAN, AP

Opinion | We Know Protests Work. So Why Aren't We Protesting?

Resistance works, but only if we work at resistance.
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Civil Rights Act Protects LGBTQ Workers, Federal Court Rules

The ruling went against a court brief filed by the Trump administration last year.
By Daniel Wiessner, Reuters

Trump Budget Eliminates DOJ ‘Peacemaker’ Office Founded By Civil Rights Act

The administration's proposal would fold DOJ's Community Relations Service office into the Civil Rights Division.
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America's Mistreatment Of Hispanics Is Harrowing, But Should We Be Hopeful?

Heirs to our nation's Hispanic heritage know the rigorous nature of our fight for decency and equality.
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We Are All Responsible For Curing Health Inequality In St. Louis

Remedying racial disparities will require widespread efforts inside and outside the doctor's office.
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Language Progresses, For Better And Worse

Supporters believe they understand the words but often deliberately misuse them for political purposes.
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The Time For Single-Payer Is Now

When presented with an unexpected up-or-down vote on single-payer health insurance, not a single Democrat supported it.
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Justice Department Argues Landmark Civil Rights Law Doesn't Protect Gay People

Advocacy groups swiftly condemned the DOJ filing, which landed the day President Donald Trump banned transgender people from military service.
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EEOC Files Gender Identity Lawsuit In SDNY

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