Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
Under the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Title VII protects people from employers’ discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin. While Title VII only applies to businesses of 15 employees or more, it was crucial legislation for equal opportunity employment. Unfortunately, Title VII has been enacted for nearly 50 years and its stipulations […]
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Why Child Abuse Is Getting Common Day By Day?
21st century, century of dynamics and innovations, a century where might is right. In this era, every single thing has been accelerated to meet the daily requirements of life either we talk about the progress or we talk about regress. With the accelerating problems of daily routine the most speed gathering problems mention “social crimes” […]
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How to File an EEOC Employment Discrimination Claim
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces the anti-discrimination laws, per the Federal Civil Rights Act, originally passed in 1964. The EEOC is a government agency that has the power to analyze charges and claims regarding unlawful discrimination cases, as well as reach initial judgments in these matters. The following are the steps which […]
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Reflections on a King – One Woman’s View of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
It’s the beginning of January, 2007, and I am here, comfortable, in my home in Moab, Utah. It’s actually a second home. I live in Aspen, CO the rest of the year, but the place in Aspen is tiny, and “charming,” while this place in Moab is grand and expansive by comparison. It’s a real […]
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Will The Zika Virus Derail the 2016 Olympics In Brazil?
Hosting the Olympic Games is a big deal, it puts nations on the map, and shows their first world status – it’s a big honor, and it is very costly – not all nations can afford to even consider it, and those who do, often have to cough up big bucks to host the games […]
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Concept of Human Right Education
Human Right Education is the education that caters to the development of overall human personality. It includes respecting of rights, fulfillment of basic needs, and ensuring fundamental freedom to all human beings. The key purpose of venturing into this field of education is to promote understanding of basic human needs and stimulate the need to […]
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Human and Civil Rights Violations Still Occur In the United States
Human and civil rights violations often occur in many parts of the United States as illustrated by recent voting and marriage laws passed in State Legislatures, miscarriages of justice occurring through verdicts rendered in our judicial system, bias and discrimination taking place at the corporate level and bullying in our schools. When they take place, […]
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Grandparent Rights – A Precious Bond Should Not Be Broken
A PRECIOUS BOND: Should Not Be Broken The bond between grandparent and child is precious and should not be unnecessarily broken. While there is no doubt grandparents suffer greatly from broken hearts when separated from grandchildren, the kids also feel frustration, helplessness, and bereft of an important part of their future. Often the greatest source […]
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