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Legal Help for Sex Discrimination and Harassment

The Legal Network for Gender Equity connects people who face sex discrimination — like sex harassment — at work, at school, or when getting health care, with legal assistance. The Legal Network can also connect you with help if you are retaliated against for complaining about sex discrimination.

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Dress code discrimination: Black girls are more likely to be disciplined for clothing at school than their peers – because ‘adults see them as older and more sexual’

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Featured Resources

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School Dress Codes Are Disproportionately Enforced Against Black Girls, Samantha O’Sullivan Writes

Black girls are disciplined more harshly in school. Dress codes play a big role.

Are black girls unfairly targeted for dress-code violations at school? You bet they are.