September 26, 2023 Connecticut health commissioner fired during COVID reaches settlement with agency in discrimination case A Black former health commissioner in Connecticut has reached a settlement with the state’s health agency in a lawsuit that accuses Gov. Ned Lamon of discriminating against her.
September 25, 2023 Biden’s urban bureaucracy fails Blacks by ignoring devastating problem Biden’s urban bureaucracy fails Blacks by ignoring devastating problem. HUD Secretary Fudge and other Biden Democrats won't discuss the decline of the Black family.
September 6, 2023 Instead of reparations, expand opportunities for Blacks Reparations are bad policy and incredibly divisive. Instead, here are some better ways to overcome downstream effects of slavery and segregation for Black Americans.
August 24, 2023 Georgia senator renews proposal banning teachers from discussing gender identity with students A Georgia state senator has proposed a new version of a previously failed bill that restricts teachers from talking to students about gender identity.
July 30, 2023 Politicians don't have to fear AI replacement, thanks to 'legacy,' need for 'discourse': expert Politicians regularly record their speeches in video and written format, which could provide a healthy supply of data to train a large language model and replicate those ideas.
July 13, 2023 Russian lawmakers approve bill further restricting transgender rights A new version of a bill that would further restrict transgender rights in Russia received swift approval by lawmakers Thursday. The bill’s final reading is scheduled for Friday.
July 11, 2023 Japan’s top court rules government can’t impose restrictions on transgender worker’s use of restrooms The Supreme Court in Japan ruled that government-imposed restrictions on a transgender employee’s use of restrooms are illegal in a landmark decision over LGBTQ+ workplace rights.
June 28, 2023 Detained activist in Hong Kong begins final appeal seeking legal recognition of his foreign same-sex marriage In a landmark LGBTQ+ case, Jimmy Sham, a pro-democracy activist detained in Hong Kong, has begun his final appeal to seek recognition for his same-sex marriage registered in New York.
June 26, 2023 Civil rights icon James Meredith falls outside Mississippi Capitol during his 90th birthday event James Meredith, a civil rights icon and Black voting rights activist, fell outside the Mississippi Capitol as he celebrated his 90th birthday but did not suffer any visible injuries.
June 10, 2023 Supreme Court ‘likely’ to shoot down Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan: Carrie Severino Judicial Crisis Network President Carrie Severino explains why, ‘based on the arguments,’ the Supreme Court is likely to shut down President Biden’s student loan handout plan of $400 billion on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’
