Prohibiting Racial Discrimination and Preferential Treatment in Federal Actions and Aid.
This act aims to ensure equal treatment and prohibit discrimination or special advantages based on race, color, or national origin. It applies to government contracts, employment, and programs, as well as entities receiving federal aid, such as educational institutions. Citizens can seek legal recourse if the act is violated.
Key points
Discrimination Ban: The federal government cannot discriminate or grant preferences based on race, color, or national origin in contracts, employment, or programs.
Federal Aid Recipients: Businesses, educational institutions, and other entities receiving federal money also cannot discriminate or grant preferences.
Right to Sue: If someone is harmed by a violation of these rules, they can file a civil lawsuit and seek remedies, including legal fees.
Policy Review: Government agencies must review and modify their policies to comply with the new rules, ensuring consistent application.
Status:
Expired
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