#racial-bias

#racial-bias

"I felt like I couldn't fight," Fehler testified.

The hospital gown offered no defense against the cold air or the searing pain radiating through her body. Each breath was a negotiation with a searing internal fire. Lying in that sterile bed, under harsh fluorescent lights, she was unquestionably at her most vulnerable, facing a landscape of agony she could not navigate alone. Her suffering was entirely dependent on the subjective assessment of the medical professionals who walked the polished floors.

The Dropout Early Warning System (DEWS) in Wisconsin predicts dropouts based on race, testing and attendance, often mislabeling Black and Hispanic students as high risk.

Cornett told a detective he was 'pissed' about undocumented migrants receiving welfare funds, and had fantasized about firing on them from an Apache helicopter.

IQ tests are not an accurate measure of intelligence, as they only test for a limited range of skills and are often flawed by biases.

If I had known a celebration with my dad would get me disqualified, I wouldn't have done it, Adams said last week to the Monterey Herald.

On the same day that the Afrikaner 'refugees' were receiving preferential treatment, the DHS was ending temporary protected status for Afghan immigrants facing potential Taliban reprisals.

Jones Dickson's team aims to withdraw resentencing requests initiated under previous DA Price, challenging the efforts to address past racial biases in capital cases.

Trump's welcoming of Afrikaners as refugees can be understood as the latest chapter in a longer history of U.S. support for white Afrikaners.

Many see the move as a slap in the face to Black and brown migrants who Trump has demonized over the past decade.

Google agreed to a $50 million settlement over a class-action lawsuit alleging systemic racial bias against Black employees, affecting over 4,000 employees.