As of mid-April, at least 325 anti-LGBTQ+ bills were pending in more than two dozen states.

Apr.30 -- Racial and gender inequalities in the U.S. economy have been exacerbated by the Covid pandemic, and the racial reckoning that ignited in 2020 has shone a light on persistent structural inequities. Women and minority Americans...

Snapchat Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Vice President Oona King, Uber Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Bo Young Lee, and Spotify Global Head of Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Travis Robinson all join Emily Chang for an...

Jun.19 -- Time's Up Now President and Chief Executive Officer Tina Tchen discusses diversity and inclusion in corporate America with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick, Caroline Hyde and Taylor Riggs on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?"

Supporters say the law protects a vulnerable population from discrimination, but opponents say it undermines a woman's ability to make her own choice.

Democrats want the name of the late Congressional leader attached to new civil rights legislation.

Jun.15 -- Harvard University’s own researchers found statistical evidence that its undergraduate application process discriminated against Asian-American applicants, yet its admissions officials ignored the results and took no action, a...

A new film debuting June 3 on Hulu is lighthearted, but also blunt, in its depictions of racist microaggressions in the LGBTQ community.

Herbert Washington alleges McDonald's corporate gives White franchise owners better treatment and better opportunities.

New York's attorney general says his office's four-month investigation of The Weinstein Co. found "a pervasive pattern" of sexual harassment, intimidation and abuse. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Monday his office...

A district judge said the national women's team players did not thoroughly prove they were paid less than the men's team.

Mar.19 -- Facebook Inc. said it will make major changes to its rules for advertisers in order to settle a string of discrimination lawsuits. Bloomberg's Josh Eidelson reports on "Bloomberg Technology."

Sept. 19 -- Chicago Booth School Professor Luigi Zingales discusses the history of ethnic discrimination in the United States and Europe. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Colleen Vincent and Clay Williams, the founders of Black Food Folks, talk with Bloomberg's Karen Toulon on "Black in Focus" about the importance of African-diaspora influences in food and drinks industries.

The case centers around Catholic Social Services' refusal to certify same sex couples as foster parents, citing religious beliefs.

D.J. Ferguson's family says Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston denied the procedure because he is unvaccinated.

Is misidentifying people of color an innocent slip-up of mistaken identity, or a more systemic issue?

Nov.13 -- Airbnb Inc., following Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Facebook Inc. and Uber Technologies Inc., said it would not force employees who filed sexual harassment claims to settle those cases in private arbitration. Airbnb also said it...

VOICED: It's been said we live in an enlightened society. But even today, children and adults are being sent home from school or from work because they have free flowing afro hair. Now there's a call to the Equality and Human Rights...

More than 1,000 workers are calling for the end of a "toxic culture" at the federal health agency.

New York's attorney general says his office's four-month investigation of The Weinstein Co. found "a pervasive pattern" of sexual harassment, intimidation and abuse. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Monday his office...

Dec.10 -- Francesca Warner, Diversity VC chief executive officer, and Niklas Zennstrom, Atomico chief executive officer, discuss the discrimination problem in Europe's tech scene. They speak with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg...

UK Hospitality CEO Kate Nicholls says a mandatory vaccine passport scheme for pubs and restaurants ''would not work'' in some settings. She does, however, welcome the scheme on a voluntary basis. It comes after Boris Johnson told MPs...

Name of former KKK leader Edmund Pettus would be replaced by Rep. John Lewis, who was injured crossing the span during a civil rights march in 1965.