Discrimination

A judge has approved the FDNY's new exam, after previous versions were deemed discrimanatory.

Sushi restaurant Amber Village allegedly cancelled a gay couple's wedding reservation.

A Queens Hooters worker resigned after writing an anti-Asian slur on a customer's receipt .

Maria Ruiz and her family sued NYCHA after waiting years to be transfered to a new apartment.

Locals need to "be more specific" with descriptions of criminals or "almost everybody's being stopped."

New legislation will make it illegal for employers to consider job status when hiring.

Opponents of the Broadway Triangle development in Brooklyn rallied at City Hall Wednesday.

Danny Chen's parents asked the military to release more information on their son's death in Afghanistan.

A federal court judge has ordered the installation of a court-appointed monitor to oversee the FDNY's hiring practices.

Parents and students rallied Friday against the DOE's ongoing investigations into the high-achieving Chinatown school.

Parents from the Lower East Side's elite Shuang Wen School threatened to remove their children at a rally Thursday.

Parents are suing the DOE regarding claims of discrimination against the bilingual Lower East Side school.

Six current and former employees filed federal discrimination charges against the iconic Central Park eatery, report says.

The City Council is set to vote on legislation upping the age limit for those affected by a lawsuit Thursday.

A heavy-metal enthusiast organized the concert following the rash of bullying-related suicides last year.