Lauren Odes, who said she lost her job at a New York boutique because owners found her appearance distracting, now has celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred on her side.
Would “spaghetti alla puttanesca” by any other name still taste as spicy?
Each week, TIME’s Kayla Webley fills you in on the goings on in the education world, everything from pre-K to higher ed.
First, a ban to the term mademoiselle, next a movement to do away with gendered nouns? People struggling to learn French can only hope.
An Ohio landlord is appealing the decision that her racist sign is racist.
Delta issued a statement indicating that it will not comply with a discriminatory policy that its new partner, Saudi Arabian Airlines, follows.
Today in discrimination: the manager of a bridal shop on the Jersey Shore has made it perfectly clear that her store is called Here Comes The Bride, and not Here Come The Brides.
A Minnesota school district is getting sued for allowing its students to play off the pejorative “n-word” for a themed homecoming event.
A woman says she was was asked to turn her T-shirt inside-out at a Tennessee theme park because its text, “Marriage Is So Gay,” was considered potentially offensive to other patrons.
Does this mean a khaki hijab won’t appear in catalogs anytime soon?
