Discrimination in Hiring
Discrimination in the workplace, in education and in all public places, was made illegal in 1964. Yet and still, workers and employees are still discriminated against 54 years later. According...
Study Finds Discipline Disparity Growing in U.S. Schools
Federal data released by the U.S. Department of Education indicates that the gap between discipline cases of white and non-white students is growing. According to their Civil Rights data collection...
The Problem With Virtual Education
More and more students are learning via virtual education in the United States. In lieu of getting their education in their public school buildings, students (often those who have been...
Renters Continue to Face Housing Discrimination in the U.S.
In 2016, there were 28,181 reported housing discrimination claims in the U.S. Of these, 91.5 percent occurred during rental transactions, according to the National Fair Housing Alliance. What’s more, of...
Medicaid Expansion’s Effect on Employment for People with Disabilities
People with disabilities are significantly more likely to be employed in states that have participated in Medicaid expansion through the Affordable Care Act. To date, 33 states have adopted the...