And she went undercover to expose racial discrimination in Alabama.
Back in the early 1970s, around the same time a young Clinton was going undercover in Alabama to expose discrimination against black children in segregated academies, a young Trump and his father were sued by the Nixon Justice Department for blatant discrimination against blacks in Trump-owned rental housing.
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This week, our Danish colleagues heard that Copenhagen's Mayor of Integration, Anna Mee Allerslev, wants to outfit the city with "racism inspectors" – a team of undercover agents tasked with registering and fighting discrimination in the Danish capital's nightlife.
Racial discrimination: Two African American police officers went undercover at LAX and found that taxi drivers rejected their request for rides 20% of the time.
The taxi and limousine commissioner, Matthew W. Daus, said that he had not seen the report, but added that the agency already conducted routine sting operations, using undercover inspectors and police officers posing with service dogs, to uncover discrimination.
A Tough Way To Get a Cab The actor DANNY GLOVER, whose complaints of discrimination by cabdrivers prompted Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to order an undercover sting operation last November, is shooting a film in which he plays a taxi driver.
With undercover agents like Neal, Fair Housing Justice Center has exposed an epidemic of housing discrimination on the basis of skin color, disability, source of income and LGBTQ identity.
In the suit, Ms. Hardwick, 46, a law school graduate and a former New York City undercover narcotics detective, accused Mr. Auriemma, the N.B.A. and USA Basketball, which oversees the women's Olympics team, of employment discrimination.
This was not undercover".
