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Tag Archives: discrimination
The Dangerous Double Standard for People of Color Playing Pokémon Go | Mic.com
‘Pokémon Go’ is all the rage — but there’s a dark side. If you’re like us, you probably spent the weekend running around catching Pokémon via your smartphone. The app may be more popular than WhatsApp, Snapchat and Instagram, but … Continue reading
FDNY: Black, White and Transgender
Within days of a federal judge’s finding that the FDNY had a pattern and practice of discrimination against minority candidates, the department revealed that it had its first transgender firefighter. Coincidence? Perhaps not. By all accounts, the male-to-female firefighter – … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans, Government, Public Policy
Tagged african americans, ccr, center for constitutional rights, civil rights act, discrimination, FDNY, Judge Garafauis, Mayor Bloomberg, pattern and practice, Rescue Me, special monitor, Tommy Gavin, transgender, Vilcan Society
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