Oregon civil rights agency’s former leader files $2.3M discrimination lawsuit: report


Oregon civil rights agency’s former leader files $2.3M discrimination lawsuit: report



A Black female lawyer who was hired in 2019 to lead the state of Oregon’s civil rights agency has filed a $2.3 million lawsuit, claiming White subordinates dismissed her expertise and declined to follow her directives, according to a report.

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