1st Openly Transgender State Legislator! RICHMOND, VIRGINIA – Congratulations to Virginia’s first openly transgender elected official! Virginia House of Delegates candidate Danica Roem, a Democrat, has defeated longtime Incumbent Robert Marshall, a Republican. According to LGBT advocate groups, Roem, 33 years old, is also the United States first openly transgender person to be elected and seated… Read more »
Cinefamily redefines “cinephile” amidst sexual harassment claims Los Angeles, CA – Cinefamily has cancelled all its upcoming events amidst allegations of sexual harassment and sexual discrimination after notable executives “resigned” from the company. Cinefamily is a very popular independent theater in LA, with a clientele that includes top Hollywood actors and brass. According to reports,… Read more »
Goldman Sachs Discriminates Against Black & Jewish Executive Employee New York, NY – Goldman Sachs vice president Rebecca Allen, who is black and Jewish, sued the firm and one of its managing directors for racial discrimination and religious discrimination on August 16, 2017, saying her efforts to land Allergan’s CEO Brent Saunders as a client… Read more »
National Origin Discrimination WASHINGTON, D.C. – Citizenship discrimination, is also known as migration status (or national origin) discrimination, violates federal, New York State, and New York City laws. This means that it is illegal for employers to base decisions in relationship to employment and employees on citizenship. National origin discrimination is a form of ethnic… Read more »
Taylor Swift: sexual harassment testimony DENVER, CO – It makes sense that Taylor Swift is now being hailed as a hero for her testimony this week in the trial involving radio DJ David Mueller who sexually harassed her in 2013. Swift’s bravery and persistence in this lawsuit is a reminder to the world that victim blaming… Read more »
