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A paid position advertised for the Transport for London sparked outrage over its requirement that candidates come from “non-white heritage”.

Micron Technology, which manufactures semiconductor products, including USB flash drives, discriminated against qualified Americans when hiring and instead imported foreign H-1B visa workers to take jobs in the United States, a Department of Justice settlement states.

Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who for years infamously posed as black, joined Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) last week for the signing of an executive order that prohibits race-based hair discrimination.

The Irish Defence Forces’ decision to not consider a prominent atheist campaigner for the position of army chaplain was discrimination, a legal body in the country has ruled.

Women and ‘Non-Binary’ People Can Go Topless in Berlin Pools, Diversity Ombudsman Rules

Police forces in England have disclosed a rise in anti-Russian hate crimes since 2022, which young schoolchildren among the victims.

Cambridge University reportedly initially blocked working-class white students from a post-graduate programme.

More than 40 Congressional Republicans sent a letter to Smithsonian Institute’s Secretary Lonnie Bunch on Tuesday, demanding to know why Smithsonian National Air Space Museum (NASM) staff allegedly kicked out students for wearing pro-life hats.

A Canadian court has ruled that it was justified for the federal government to deny a fired hospital worker unemployment benefits because he refused to take the coronavirus vaccine.

An outsourcing firm with Fortune 500 clients hired foreign H-1B visa workers for Information Technology (IT) jobs over qualified Americans, a Department of Justice (DOJ) settlement reveals.

A federal magistrate accepted Facebook’s legal defense against a lawsuit that claimed company discrimination against an American citizen.

Work by Swedish research suggests that the grades of attractive female students are boosted by a “beauty premium” which they lost when classes moved online during lockdown, while the grades of attractive male students were unaffected.

A Christian preacher has been awarded £10,000 in damages by London’s Metropolitan Police for two wrongful arrests after she had complained to officers that she was facing threats and harassment by Islamists.

Christians who are caught “praying”, “reciting scripture”, or “crossing themselves” near an abortion centre could be sentenced to up to six months in jail in the United Kingdom.

White students have reportedly been banned from attending Black History Month events by the students union at Westminster University.

The plaintiff who successfully sued the Arizona Senate for racial and sex discrimination in the workplace, which she says Democrat U.S. Senate nominee Katie Hobbs is responsible for, has finally received her $300,000 award.

The local government in Hanover, Germany will be reserving a third of newly-advertised jobs exclusively for migrants in order to increase the proportion of people with foreign backgrounds working for the city.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against Texas A&M University over diversity policies for employment that allegedly discriminate against white and Asian men.

Citizens for Sanity released a radio advertisement blasting the left’s “woke racism” in America’s schools, corporations, and public life.

Kari Lake, the Republican nominee for governor in Arizona, is reminding voters about her opponent Katie Hobbs’ multimillion-dollar judgment for discriminating against one of Hobbs’ former black employees. 

A Texas-based farm discriminated against qualified Americans for crop harvesting jobs, instead hiring foreign workers that they imported on the H-2A visa program, the Department of Justice (DOJ) states. 

The chief recruiter for the Royal Air Force (RAF) resigned after being ordered to actively discriminate against white men in a way she believed was “unlawful”, reports suggest.

RAF recruiters have allegedly been ordered to hire ethnic minorities and women over white males in an effort to meet government-imposed diversity targets.

GENEVA (AP) – Europe’s embrace of millions of Ukrainians who fled Russia’s invasion showed that it’s possible to welcome large numbers of asylum seekers, and the approach should be replicated to receive those fleeing other nations, the head of the UN refugee agency said.

The post-lockdown British education system will likely see white working-class boys falling even further behind compared to children from other backgrounds, one expert has said.

Swedish academics have denounced a proposal by a government minister to limit the number of non-Scandinavian residents in neighbourhoods as “state racism.”

A police force in the United Kingdom has told the public that it does not want those who dislike progressivism to even apply to become one of their officers.

Simon Isherwood has won a suit for being wrongfully fired from his job over remarks questioning so-called “white privilege”.

A clinic in Ireland has been ordered to pay a patient over $3,000 after it was found to have discriminated against him due to him being unable to wear a mask.

A California-based outsourcing firm discriminated against Americans for information technology (IT) jobs in the United States, preferring to hire only foreign workers imported on H-1B visas, a Department of Justice (DOJ) settlement reveals.

A federal judge in Georgia sided with a Houston County sheriff’s deputy who was denied “gender-affirming surgery,” calling it discriminatory.

London’s leftist mayor, Sadiq Khan, has accused the British capital’s woke police force of “overt” systemic sexism, racism, and homophobia. 

A Frenchwoman who participated in a five-month internship at a conservative French newspaper claims she was rejected for a position at the Paris Opera due to her right-wing past.

A group of investor activists from the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present shareholder proposals at Meta, Twitter, and Lowe’s critiquing discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies that give preferential treatment on the basis of sex and race.

A New York-based outsourcing firm, working with an India-based company, discriminated against qualified Americans for tech jobs in the United States, preferring to hire cheaper foreign visa workers, a Department of Justice (DOJ) settlement states.

Restaurants nationwide are guilty of a “racist dress code problem,” according to a recent Salon piece that alleged such dress codes are “implemented unevenly” among patrons, after the former mayor of Atlanta was turned away from an upscale chain steakhouse in Atlanta due to her attire.