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Related News Fort Pierce racial discrimination lawsuit close to being settled   Nearly two years after three black code enforcement officers filed a federal lawsuit against the city alleging racial discrimination, the city said it is close to an agreement. Second Lawsuit Filed In JCPS Assignment Plan   A Louisville woman claims her daughter was denied admission to a local school because of her race and said her daughter's civil rights have been violated. S.F. Asks to Join Prop. 8 Lawsuit   The city of San Francisco on Thursday asked a judge for permission to intervene in the federal lawsuit against Prop. 8, the California ban on same-sex marriage, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. The motion to intervene follows a similar request from LGBT rights groups. Woman receives settlement in pregnancy discrimination lawsuit   The former owners of an El Paso nightclub have paid a former bartender $15,000 in a lawsuit settlement after they admitted she was fired for being pregnant. ACLU sues Santa Monica over rights of homeless   Santa Monica, an affluent beachside city where more than 900 people are estimated to sleep outside each night, has violated the constitutional rights of homeless persons and instituted a policy that has driven them into surrounding communities, alleges a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Southern California and a Los Angeles law firm. District absolved of blame   A judge dismissed a 2007 discrimination lawsuit filed against the district and a former top administrator, the Ridgewood Board of Education (BOE) announced in a July 21 press release. 7 ex-teachers in Lowell settle suit against union   BOSTON -- Seven former Lowell teachers who were fired after failing to prove their English fluency have reached a settlement in their federal civil-rights lawsuit against the union they say failed to represent them. School District of Lancaster settles lawsuits   Nearly four years after she sued School District of Lancaster for racial discrimination, Rose Sampson has agreed to a settlement that will pay her $75,000 ? a fraction of the $1 million she had sought from the district.Another former administrator, Sheila Newkirk-Squire, this week also settled... Racist Philly Pool Faces Discrimination Lawsuit   Filed under: News , Race and Civil Rights The Creative Steps day camp has rejected the Valley Swim Club's tentative offer to return to the pool and is preparing to file a federal civil rights discrimination lawsuit. "The children are permanently scarred," Alethea Wright, executive director of Creative Steps Inc., said in a news conference yesterday at the camp's headquarters in the Oxford Circle ... Ann Arbor housing complex sued for race discrimination by Fair Housing center   The Ann Arbor-based Fair Housing Center of Southeastern Michigan has filed a federal race discrimination suit against an Ann Arbor housing complex after a decade-long investigation....

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