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Melissa Nelson: Supreme Court rules OK for boss to fire woman he's attracted to

In the case of Dental Assistant Melissa Nelson, 32, who was fired because her boss, James Knight thought she was too "irresistible" to work there anymore. CNN reported that Nelson worked for Knight for...

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The Netflix lobby in Washington spent $1 million in two years

The video streaming and rental company will move fast to allow users to share their viewing habits after getting government clearance last week. Read this article by Roger Cheng on CNET News. bork...

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What Is the Red Equal Sign All Over Facebook and Twitter?

Human Rights Campaign, a national gay rights group, is using the color red to promote support for gay marriage, urging people who agree to wear the color and use it online. The action comes as the...

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Court Overturns Amanda Knox's Acquittal

An order by Italy's Supreme Court that Amanda Knox face a second trial on charges she helped murder U.K. student Meredith Kercher is unlikely to result in her extradition due to a U.S. prohibition on...

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13 Parodies of the Human Rights Campaign's Red Equal Sign

This morning, you may have notice an onslaught of red equal signs taking over your Facebook feed … and maybe even your Twitter stream. And Instagram. What we're witnessing here is a social campaign...

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13 Parodies of the Human Rights Campaign's Red Equal Sign

Have you noticed that Facebook and Twitter users are changing their profile pictures to an image of a red equal sign? The images are in response to the Supreme Court beginning their hearings on gay...

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Human Rights Campaign Turns Facebook Red

In an effort to bring awareness to the critically important battle to allow all couples who love each other the right to marry, the miracle workers over at the Human Rights Campaign are encouraging...

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Grumpy Cat Has The Best Red Equal Sign (PHOTO)

red_equal_signs_marriage_equality.jpg View full size This image released by the Human Rights Campaign shows a redesign of their logo. A square box with thick pink horizontal lines (the mathematical...

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Human Rights Campaign Turns Facebook Red

Yesterday, the Human Rights Campaign's pink-and-red equal sign went viral — becoming the online symbol of the gay marriage cases before the Supreme Court this week. But, this being the Internet,...

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Critics slam Obama for "protecting" Monsanto

So we come to the so-called Monsanto Protection Act, the rider to a funding bill that just sailed through the Senate, and is awaiting Obama's signature. This sneak measure will nullify court decisions...

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How The Red Equal Sign Took Over Facebook, According To Facebook's Own …

What is it with all the red equal symbols flooding Facebook and other social media? The Human Rights Campaign's (HRC) popular logo, which features a yellow equals sign in a blue box, was redesigned in...

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Following The Yellow Brick Road Back To The Origins Of 'Oz'

NPR has launched an engaging new blog called Code Switch. From the inaugural post, "How You're looking at the launch of a new team covering race, ethnicity and culture at NPR. We decided to call this...

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'Gay cure' ministry Exodus International to close

As the U.S. eagerly awaits a ruling from the Supreme Court on two major gay rights cases, it seems appropriate to spend a few minutes checking out some of the funniest, most moving and best online and...

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Supreme Court raises bar for affirmative action in college admissions

WASHINGTON — Chad Griffin, a gay rights advocate, has arrived twice this month at the Supreme Court with his bags packed, ready to fly off to a rally if the court rules on same-sex marriage. Ted Olson,...

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Supreme Court raises bar for affirmative action in college admissions

The Supreme Court ruled to send a case involving affirmative action at the University of Texas back to a lower court. Gwen Ifill gets debate from Lee Bollinger of Columbia University and Gail Heriot of...

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Supreme Court Raises Bar to Prove Job Discrimination

In Fisher v. University of Texas, the justices sent a thorny affirmative action case concerning the university's program to achieve racial diversity back to the lower courts for further consideration...

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Key Part of Voting Rights Act

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court just declared that the Civil War is no longer relevant to the history and administration of racial justice in America. In a sense, the court's decision in Shelby County...

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Key Part of Voting Rights Act

The Supreme Court has yet to issue 11 decisions in its current term. Here's a look at three that could have the biggest impact on American society. The Supreme Court on Monday allowed affirmative...

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What Would A 2013 Voting Rights Act (Section 4) Look Like?

The Supreme Court says this is the end of Section Five of the Voting Rights Act. Now what? WASHINGTON — It's up to Congress to restore the Voting Rights Act after the Supreme Court struck down one of...

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'I cried, I cried': DOMA widow says on hearing of Supreme Court win

True Blood celebrates Supreme Court DOMA and Prop 8 rulings with a special video! The dust is still settling after today's historic decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act, but that doesn't...

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Supreme Court strikes down part of Voting Rights Act

There's no reason to be entirely glum about the Supreme Court's decision to strike down provisions of the Voting Rights Act: the growing accessibili.. In a 5-4 decision authored by Chief Justice John...

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Court Upends Voting Rights Act

Following the Supreme Court's ruling on the Voting Rights Act, NBC's Chuck Todd says he's a pessimist on Congress' ability to update the map that determines which states must get federal permission...

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The Long Road to Marriage Equality

One possible explanation: In the early '90s, same-sex marriage was still something of a novelty. Gay people could partner up and call it whatever they wanted, essentially. But as marriage equality...

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Rulings On DOMA And Prop 8: Everyone Deserved Better

WASHINGTON, DC – JUNE 26: Married couple Michael Knaapen (L) amd John Becker (2nd L) react after hearing the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is unconstitutional at the...

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Five questions for author/comedian Aisha Tyler

Aisha Tyler & Ciara were live with Andy and surprise guest Ozzie Smith for the July 11, 2013 episode of #WWHL . Aisha Tyler & Ciara were live with Andy and surprise guest Ozzie Smith for the...

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