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Transgender employees and contractors of St. Louis County cannot be discriminated against for their gender expression under a bill County Executive Sam Page signed Wednesday.
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Missouri Rep. LaKeySha Bosley discusses political journey and some of her latest initiatives in the House, such as the CROWN Act, which aims to address Black hair discrimination.
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The Missouri Supreme Court is expected to decide within months whether state law prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity...
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Missouri’s ability to investigate housing discrimination and enforce fair housing laws in rural areas could be at risk.The U.S. Department of Housing and…
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Just hours before Missouri’s new fiscal year begins, Gov. Eric Greitens on Friday announced that he was trimming more than $250 million in budgeted state…
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Updated at 4:40 p.m. Tuesday to reflect conversations between the sponsor and city attorneys. — Two St. Louis aldermen, in partnership with NARAL…
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Since Michael Brown's death in 2014, firms like the Arch City Defenders and the legal clinics at Saint Louis and Washington universities have become…
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A Kansas City-area man cannot sue his former employer for discrimination because Missouri's legal definition of discrimination does not include sexual…
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Aug. 20, 2013 - Kirksville – home of Truman State University – has become the latest community in…
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Missouri Representative Mike Colona joins us to discuss the income tax bill's merits and chances of becoming law, as well as the nationally-covered gun nullification bill. We also discuss the Senate's movement on legislation to add sexual orientation and gender identity to anti-discrimination laws, and Colona shares a story of what it's like to be a gay man in a conservative legislature.