Black Capitol Police staff complain about discrimination – TheHill.com

Posted on April 23, 2011 by iwilder

More than 50 black employees of the U.S. Capitol Police have filed a complaint Tuesday, alleging discrimination by the police force.Their action comes 10 years after nearly 300 employees filed a class-action discrimination lawsuit, a suit that remains unresolved.

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