It's Not the Principle, It's the Party

Discrimination can occur before you even become an “official” employee.

Baldwin donated $5,000 to fund a Marine's funeral--and then publicly criticized his sister after she posted pictures from the January 6th riots outside the U.S. Capitol.

Semi-truck trailers act like giant sails, and their large surface area captures the energy of high winds.

The controversial law, recently rebranded as the Individual Freedom Act, prevents educators from discussing subjects such as race and privilege in classrooms and workplace training sessions.

No one should ever feel discriminated against while purchasing food in a restaurant, but that's exactly what happened to one homeless Boston, Massachusetts man back in 2015. While visiting a Burger King one morning, Emory Ellis went to pay for his meal and ended up in the back of a police car and a three-month stay in jail instead. Why? Well, it turns out he was “wrongfully accused of using counterfeit cash.” Since the incident, Ellis has decided to sue the “fast food giant and franchisee for nearly $1 million, claiming he was discriminated against because of his appearance.”

The lawsuit, similar to another filed last month, alleges that Panera Bread negligently failed to warn consumers of the high caffeine content in its Charged Lemonade products.

Employees want to hold positions that support their lifestyle.