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DOJ dismisses pay discrimination lawsuit against Mississippi Senate

Summary by Waco Tribune-Herald

The Department of Justice has dismissed its civil lawsuit against the Mississippi State Senate over allegations that the legislative body paid a Black attorney less money than her white colleagues. Court documents did not specify a reason for the dismissal,…

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Waco Tribune-Herald

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DOJ dismisses pay discrimination lawsuit against Mississippi Senate

The Department of Justice has dismissed its civil lawsuit against the Mississippi State Senate over allegations that the legislative body paid a Black attorney less money than her white colleagues. Court documents did not specify a reason for the dismissal,…

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hubcityspokes.com

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U.S. Dept. of Justice voluntarily dismisses lawsuit alleging pay discrimination by the Mississippi Senate

U.S. Dept. of Justice voluntarily dismisses lawsuit alleging pay discrimination by the Mississippi Senate brandonsup Wed, 04/16/2025

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