Selma School Board Reinstates Black Superintendent Amid Protests
In Selma Alabama public schools closed as hundreds of black residents demanded more Black representation on the school board after Norward Roussell, the first Black superintendent, was briefly fired and then reinstated. Protests included chants like soul power and I am somebody, with calls for elected boards and extended contracts.
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Lawmakers unveil civil rights bill to curb workplace bias
Washington AP report notes bipartisan lawmakers with church leaders and Coretta Scott King unveil legislation aimed at reversing high court rulings on race and gender bias. The bill seeks to prohibit harassment or firing based on race and to require employers to prove business necessity for discriminatory practices while clarifying that bias remains illegal in employment.
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