President Announces Protections from Junk Bank Fees

He says the measure will help struggling families.  On Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced the implementation of protections from what he called “junk fees.” The measures include prohibiting…

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USDA Seeks Public Comment Regarding Discrimination

Lending programs are the focus of desired feedback. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) opened up public comment last week, requesting input on how to best assist farmers…

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Justice Department Dedicates Funding to Reduce Recidivism

$100 million in grants will help formerly incarcerated rejoin communities. The Department of Justice announced that $100 million dollars has been made available to help those coming out…

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HUD Funds Grants to Address Housing Discrimination

Over $28 million is being made available for education, outreach, testing, and enforcement. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced on Friday that it is making…

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Environmental Protection Agency Establishes Civil Rights Office

They will tackle environmental inequity.  Administrator Michael Regan of the Environmental Protection Agency has announced the creation of the Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights. The new…

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Board on Geographic Names Approves 650 Replacement Names

Replacement of the derogatory racial term on federal lands reaches final step. The Department of the Interior announced last week that the Board on Geographic Names officially cast…

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Justice Sotomayor Issues Stay in Jewish University Case

She has temporarily blocked the state judge’s court order regarding LGBTQ club. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor temporarily blocked an order made by a New York state court…

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Office of Housing Counseling Awards $41.3 Million in Grants

Housing commissioner says it is an important step in housing equity.  The Department of Housing and Urban Development recently announced that its Office of Housing Counseling is awarding…

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White House Responds After UN China Human Rights Report

Biden-Xi meeting remains on schedule.  On Thursday, the White House said President Biden will still meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping next week despite a United Nations report…

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Supreme Court Blocks Georgia Election Method

Voting group has alleged discrimination.  On Friday, the Supreme Court blocked Georgia from using an election method that a judge found to be racially discriminatory, but the justices…

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