Justice Dept targets fire departments over bias in hiring
The Justice Department says three large cities Montgomery Alabama Chicago and Los Angeles face possible action under the 1964 Civil Rights Act for alleged discriminatory policies in hiring firemen. A fourth eastern city will be warned next. Attorney General Kleindienst notes the move marks first use of the act against a municipal agency and cites evolving coverage of state and local government employees.
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Equal rights amendment advances to halfway toward ratification
Kentucky became the 19th state to approve the 27th Amendment guaranteeing equal rights regardless of sex, reaching the halfway mark toward the required 34 states. The Kentucky Senate backed the measure on a 2018 vote after lengthy debate, and the House approved it 56-31.
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