Discrimination
Coverage of Discrimination in the Nexus archive.
- NCERT Class 8 revised textbook, 'Economic background' now listed among grounds for discrimination
The NCERT Class 8 textbook has been revised to include 'Economic background' as a ground for discrimination. This change follows public debate over the definition of discrimination triggered by the UGC's 2026 regulations on equity in higher education.
- French government's plan against racism, antisemitism and discrimination not ambitious enough, activits say
Activists criticize the French government's plan against racism, antisemitism, and discrimination as insufficiently ambitious. Aurore Bergé is the minister responsible for gender equality and fighting discrimination.
- I Wasn't Allowed Prompting ChatGPT During My Chalk Talk: This Is Discrimination
The author claims they were prohibited from using ChatGPT during a chalk talk and considers this restriction discriminatory.
- 99 Ranch Market accused of discriminating against non-Chinese employees
The federal government has filed a lawsuit against 99 Ranch Market, alleging the supermarket chain discriminated against non-Chinese employees. The lawsuit claims the nation's largest Asian supermarket chain engaged in discriminatory practices.
- FedEx sued for alleged discrimination against blind NC employees
FedEx is facing a discrimination lawsuit for allegedly failing to provide reasonable accommodations to blind employees. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed the lawsuit against the company.
- Feds accuse 99 Ranch of discriminating against non-Chinese employees
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued 99 Ranch, alleging it paid non-Chinese employees less, failed to promote them, and scheduled them for fewer hours. The lawsuit accuses the chain of discriminatory employment practices against non-Chinese workers.
- South Korean government discriminated against Coupang, U.S. companies, House report finds
The House Judiciary Committee found that the South Korean government discriminated against Coupang and other U.S. companies, according to a new report. The report highlights allegations of unfair treatment by the South Korean government toward these companies.
- Exclusive: Doctor sues Kaiser for alleged racism, discrimination, and retaliation
A former Kaiser Permanente psychiatrist filed a lawsuit alleging racism, discrimination, and unethical treatment of psychiatric patients at Kaiser South Sacramento. The lawsuit claims employees used racist and derogatory language toward Black and Asian patients and engaged in improper patient care practices. Kaiser denies the allegations.
- Heathrow security officer who was told to remove Palestine badge claims it is same as being asked to take off her hijab as she sues for discrimination
A Heathrow security officer is suing for discrimination after being asked to remove a Palestine badge, comparing the request to being told to take off her hijab.
- Former PNC Bank manager sues company for discrimination
A former PNC Bank manager is suing the company for discrimination, alleging men were promoted while women were excluded or criticized. The lawsuit also claims she was excluded from compensation calls where bonuses were decided. PNC Bank stated the claims are baseless and they will dispute them.
- Moment innocent black 16-year-old is arrested for attempted murder after his suicidal mother threw herself off block of flats - as he wins £130,000 payout from Met Police for discrimination
A 16-year-old Black boy was arrested for attempted murder after his suicidal mother threw herself off a block of flats. He later received a £130,000 payout from the Met Police for discrimination.
- Families of kids with disabilities warn Education Department changes could break a flawed system
Families of kids with disabilities warn that changes by the Education Department could disrupt an already flawed system. Parents have waited months for the department to address complaints involving bullying or discrimination.
- Rwanda: Experts On Why Ending Stigma Is Key to Tackling Drug Addiction
Stigma and discrimination are major obstacles in addressing drug addiction in Rwanda, as fear of judgment prevents people from seeking help until serious harm occurs. Experts warn that this delay exacerbates personal and community harm.
- Settlement agreements between charter school network and employees reveal allegations of retaliation, discrimination and sexual misconduct
A former teacher and coach at Collegiate Baton Rouge filed a federal lawsuit alleging retaliation and discrimination after reporting sexual harassment by an administrator. The administrator was investigated and removed from a leadership role but later returned to a human resources position within the charter school network. The school denied direct links between the harassment investigation and the administrator's role changes.
- Trial Court Dismisses Employment Discrimination Lawsuit Brought by Former Pasadena Police Department Employee
The City of Pasadena won a lawsuit against Taisyn Crutchfield, a former Pasadena Police Department employee, who alleged gender and race-based discrimination and harassment. The trial court dismissed all claims and ordered her to pay $40,000 in attorneys' fees and costs.
- Nigeria: 'They Vowed to Shoot Remaining Africans' - - Nigerians Recount Ordeal in South Africa
Nigerian returnees from South Africa described experiences of alleged xenophobia, extortion, discrimination, and intimidation, urging fellow Nigerians in the country to return home.
- Seattle to pay $2.6M to settle sexual harassment claims against ex-chief
Seattle has agreed to pay $2.6 million to settle a lawsuit filed by four officers who accused former Chief Adrian Diaz of sexual harassment, discrimination, and creating a hostile work environment.
- Supreme Court sides with Black death row inmate who alleged discrimination
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in favor of a Black death row inmate who claimed discrimination. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined three liberal justices in the majority.
- Met Police officer moved three hours away from his base - then sued for discrimination because he wasn't allowed to work from home
A Metropolitan Police officer was transferred three hours away from his original base and subsequently filed a discrimination lawsuit after being denied the option to work remotely. The case highlights tensions over remote work policies and potential workplace discrimination in law enforcement.
- Joy Behar on Jaxson Dart support of Trump: ‘The definition of stupidity and racist’
ABC News pundit Joy Behar criticized New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart for supporting President Trump, calling it 'the definition of stupidity and racist.' Behar referenced Trump's history of discrimination and racism, including housing discrimination in the 1970s.
- Nike hit with second lawsuit after being sued for allegedly discriminating against white job applicants
Nike is facing a second lawsuit for allegedly discriminating against white job applicants. The lawsuit claims that Nike's hiring practices are unfair and discriminatory. This is the second lawsuit of its kind against the company.