Housing discrimination complaints fall sharply in WaState
Most came from people with disabilities. Nationwide, the complaints remain at record-high levels, according to a new report.
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Vegas PBS whistleblower alleges workplace retaliation, racism
A current employee at Vegas PBS has filed a discrimination complaint against the station, saying she’s risking her job because she wants to bring attention to “a culture of retaliation and racism.”
Federal probe into discrimination expands at Montana State
Montana State University faces two more investigations into federal civil rights abuses, including that it failed to respond to discrimination reports.
GOP advances Montana bill defining 'male' and 'female' in law
The bill’s many opponents say it could not only discriminate against Montanans who don’t define themselves the way the bill defines sex but could also cost the state an unquantifiably large amount in legal fees because of that discrimination.
Attorney General’s office discriminated in hiring, Montana human rights investigation concludes
The Montana Human Rights Bureau found reasonable cause to believe the Attorney General’s Office engaged in unlawful discrimination during the hiring process following an investigation into the Montana Department of Justice.