Complaint accuses Exxon Mobil of anti-gay bias
A gay-rights group has filed a legal complaint against the Exxon Mobil Corp., accusing it of anti-gay discrimination in handling job applications. Full story
Court weighs campus affirmative action cases
The Cycle’s Ari Melber previews some top Supreme Court cases which will be ruled on in the upcoming weeks.
Millennials maintain vastly different world, social views
Melissa Harris-Perry’s table discuss whether it is possible that millennials could succeed in ways that past generations haven't in building a more inclusive and diverse democracy.
Former Tuesday Morning CEO sues over firing
The former CEO of Tuesday Morning has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the discount retailer, saying she was fired just months after revealing she had breast cancer. Full story
NAACP membership banquet held
Thursday night, the Greater Springfield NAACP held their annual membership banquet inside the Grand Ballroom of the Chez Josef in Agawam. Full story
The Roberts Court: 'A conservative court that doesn't always act like it'
Author and attorney Marsha Coyle hashes out the “struggle for the Constitution” in the Roberts Court, as America awaits decisions on such big issues as same-sex marriage, voting rights, and affirmative action.
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America’s shifting views on the death penalty
The Up with Steve Kornacki panel examines the way people at a Republican debate responded to a question about Gov. Rick Perry and executions in Texas, and whether people’s views on the death penalty are changing.
What the government owes to African-American farmers
Melissa Harris-Perry’s panelists discuss the Pigford cases that resulted in billions of dollars in government compensation to African American farmers who had been discriminated against by the Department of Agriculture for decades.
In high profile report, Pigford case reopened
MSNBC host Karen Finney, Columbia University professor Ira Katznelson, The Nation’s Richard Kim, Democratic State Senator Hank Sanders from Alabama, and Alabama Democratic Congresswoman Terri Sewell join Melissa Harris-Perry to talk about the Pigford case, the legacy of black farming, and what the g
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Airline forces two first class passengers to change clothes
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