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Washington Post Live Speaking with The Washington Post's Scott Wilson this morning, Attorney General Loretta Lynch recalled her time as a summer associated at a North Carolina law firm and encouraged young professional women to go beyond leaning in.
Loretta Lynch's advice to young women
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Speaking with The Washington Post's Scott Wilson Sept. 13, Attorney General Loretta Lynch remembered her time as a young female law student in North Carolina and encouraged young professional women to go beyond leaning in.
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Washington Post For Loretta Lynch and Vanita Gupta, this legal battle hits close to home.
For the two women battling North Carolina law, prejudice is a personal issue
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The two top Justice Department officials -- one the daughter of Indian immigrants and the other the granddaughter of a "dirt poor" sharecropper in the deep South -- linked the growing controversy in North Carolina to the civil rights battles of the 1 Read more ... 960s.
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NowThis “This is not a time to act out of fear” — Attorney General Loretta Lynch responds to anti-LGBT discrimination in North Carolina
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The New York Times Loretta Lynch, a native of North Carolina, seemed to go further than other officials in casting transgender equality as a civil rights movement, Ernesto Londoño writes in The New York Times Opinion Section.
Loretta Lynch's Enlightened Defense of Transgender People
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Ms. Lynch, a native of North Carolina, seemed to go further than other administration officials in casting the quest for transgender equality as a civil rights movement.
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Gawker "What we must not do—what we must never do—is turn on our neighbors, our family members, our fellow Americans for something that they cannot control, and deny what makes them human. And this is why none of us can stand by when a state enters the Read more ... business of legislating identity and insists that a person pretend to be something or someone that they are not, or invents a problem that does not exist as a pretext for discrimination or harassment." - Loretta Lynch, Attorney General http://trib.al/IMuBtE1
Watch Attorney General Loretta Lynch Call North Carolina and Governor Pat McCrory On Their Bullshit
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The Department of Justice is filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against North Carolina, Governor Pat McCrory, the North Carolina Department of Public Safety and the University of North Carolina as a result of the state’s “bathroom bill” know Read more ... n as HB2 (or the Public Facilities Act), announced Attor...
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Reuters After North Carolina officials sued the Justice Department to defend a law that restricts use by transgender people of public restrooms, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said the law provides no benefit to society, and harms innocent Americans. http:// Read more ... reut.rs/278CoM7
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ABC News Attorney General Lynch files federal lawsuit against North Carolina, saying part of the controversial HB2 law violates the Civil Rights Act of 1964. "They created state sponsored discrimination against transgender individuals."
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Fox News “This is about the dignity and the respect that we accord our fellow citizens, and the laws that we as a people and as a country have enacted to protect them.”
Attorney General Loretta Lynch formally announced that the The United States Departme Read more ... nt of Justice is filing a federal civil-rights lawsuit against the state of North Carolina, Gov. Pat McCrory, the North Carolina Dept. of Public Safety and the University of North Carolina over the state’s controversial “bathroom law.”
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CNN Just in: U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch announces that the Justice Department is suing North Carolina over bathroom law. "This action is about a great deal more than bathrooms." http://cnn.it/1TymZe9
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TheRoot.com Lynch sat down with Norah O'Donnell for her first interview in office.
Loretta Lynch on Police Tension, Race and Making History
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New attorney general Loretta Lynch became the top cop in the country and briefed the president on the race riots in Baltimore on her first day in office. A granddaughter of sharecroppers, she grew up in North Carolina surrounded by the issue of race. Read more ... Lynch sat down with Norah O'Donnell for her first…
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