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March 21, 2012
Michael Brodkorb files paperwork to begin lawsuit against Minnesota Senate
Michael Brodkorb declined to take questions at a press conference this afternoon announcing that he has filed paperwork with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to begin a lawsuit against the Minnesota Senate. Through his attorney Gregory Walsh, Brodkorb announced that he will be suing S ... More >>
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June 17, 2011
Saudi royals fired women drivers in Rochester
Three Rochester women are protesting Saudi Arabia's sexist driving rules.Saudi Arabia's monarchy is notorious for the way it forces women to live as second class citizens, or worse. Only with written permission from a male guardian can they work, travel or even see a doctor. And they can't ... More >>
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February 25, 2011
Deborah York resigns teaching post after fighting off first-grader
Via Fox 9Deborah York moves on.It was the "Blackboard Jungle" out in suburban Edina in November 2009, but instead of Glenn Ford facing down high school thugs, it was teacher Deborah York struggling to deal with an obstreperous first-grader. That's right. A first-grader. By the time the confront ... More >>
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March 19, 2010
Schwan's being forced to comply with EEOC subpoena
Schwan's is being forced to release records related to a discrimination clam filed by a former employee.
Blogs
November 11, 2009
Schwan's fighting record release related to harassment claim
Schwan's refuses to turn over records that might incriminate it in a sexual harassment claim.
Blogs
November 25, 2008
Star Tribune to settle sexual harassment suit
The Star Tribune plans to pay more than $300,000 to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit from the U.S. Equal Employ ... More >>
Blogs
November 25, 2008
Star Tribune comments on sexual harassment settlement
The Star Tribune released a statement about the company's proposed settlement to pay more than $300,000 in a sexu ... More >>
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September 30, 2008
Star Tribune sued for sexual harrassment
The Star Tribune released a statement about the company's proposed settlement to pay more than $300,000 in a sexu ... More >>
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April 1, 2008
No mas
The Star Tribune released a statement about the company's proposed settlement to pay more than $300,000 in a sexu ... More >>
News
September 19, 2007
Homo Neurotic
Katherine Kersten unleashes gay panic in the Strib
Blogs
January 17, 2007
You have to fight for the right to pray
Katherine Kersten unleashes gay panic in the Strib
News
March 29, 2006
When Good Science is Bad Politics
A troublesome family of synthetic chemicals called PFCs—many of them produced in Minnesota—is turning up in the bodies of people and animals worldwide. So why did the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency force its leading PFC researcher, Dr. F
Blogs
March 24, 2006
Confined to the kitchen
A troublesome family of synthetic chemicals called PFCs—many of them produced in Minnesota—is turning up in the bodies of people and animals worldwide. So why did the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency force its leading PFC researcher, Dr. F
Blogs
November 9, 2005
11/09: Morning Communique
A troublesome family of synthetic chemicals called PFCs—many of them produced in Minnesota—is turning up in the bodies of people and animals worldwide. So why did the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency force its leading PFC researcher, Dr. F
Arts
March 31, 2004
Stardust Memories
A troublesome family of synthetic chemicals called PFCs—many of them produced in Minnesota—is turning up in the bodies of people and animals worldwide. So why did the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency force its leading PFC researcher, Dr. F
News
March 17, 2004
Wal-Mart Wants Your Job
As the Retailing Behemoth Prepares to Open Its First Store in the Twin Cities Metro, Neighborhoods and Workers Brace Themselves for the Wal-Mart Treatment: Low Wages, Union Busting, and a Big, Friendly Smile
News
October 24, 2001
Organized Slaughter
Falling carcasses and untreated injuries: Meatpackers at Dakota Premium Foods were driven to form a union. But not even that got the company's attention.
Books
June 20, 2001
Smut Check
The issue of dirty pictures at the Minneapolis Public Library is indeed a federal case
News
May 30, 2001
Fouling the Air
Employees say Northwest Airlines works harder to avoid discrimination lawsuits than it does to stop bigotry
Books
February 7, 2001
Bye-Bye Boys' Club
In the wake of an $8 million settlement, has WCCO gotten the message about discrimination?
News
August 16, 2000
The Complaint Department
Fifty years ago Minneapolis launched a program to stamp out discrimination. Now many of the dream's supporters doubt the city's civil-rights agencies are equal to the task.
News
July 12, 2000
P.O.'ed
Jean Sandberg asked her post-office bosses to put a stop to the penis jokes and the wet T-shirt invitations. They sent her complaint to the dead-letter office.
Books
June 7, 2000
Civil Unrest
A spat in Minneapolis's Civil Rights department re-ignites a feud
Books
May 17, 2000
Porn Again
The Minneapolis Public Library hustles to the vanguard of the anti-smut crusade
News
March 29, 2000
The Yo-Yo Files
Why did it take three investigations, two trials, and one year of legal ups and downs to convict Alfred Flowers of sassing a cop? He may never know: Minneapolis, Hennepin County, and the FBI have declared the records top-secret.
Books
March 8, 2000
Ladies First?
Keep your laws off my potty: A restroom refusenik's crusade for modesty at Southwest High School
News
January 26, 2000
Rank Discord
The cops are reluctant to talk about it. City officials flatly refuse. Who pushed the "mute" button on the most explosive affirmative-action lawsuit Minneapolis has seen in decades?
Books
December 23, 1998
Driver's Education
Gordon Guptil nearly lost his life in his Star Tribune delivery truck. Then he lost his job.
Books
July 22, 1998
The Black Ceiling
An African-American Target employee's lawsuit alleges that Dayton Hudson set him up for failure
Feature
December 1, 1997
Positive Environment
As workers with AIDS remain on the job or return, employers scramble to react.
News
October 29, 1997
Slow Burn
As workers with AIDS remain on the job or return, employers scramble to react.
Articles
June 11, 1997
A Way With the Ladies
What is it about Ted Canova that keeps drawing fire from women at WCCO-TV?
News
April 2, 1997
LSGI Again?
The City appears headed toward another lawsuit over property on Nicollet Mall
News
March 26, 1997
The Thin Black Line
A veteran cop's race discrimination suit against the St. Paul Police Department raises old questions and new tensions.
News
September 18, 1996
KILLING THE MESSENGER
For 17 years Larry Blackwell has been incurring the wrath of Minneapolis officials in his position as city affirmative action director.

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