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The sole Indian-American on the council, Kshama Sawant, said that the move does not single out any one community.

USA: first city ever to ban caste discrimination - Seattle's big move amid Dalit-led outfit's support

For the first time ever, a city in the United States of America has banned caste discrimination.
Seattle in Washington state outlawed caste bias after the local council added caste to the city's anti-discrimination laws on 21 February 2023.
The sole Indian-American on the council, Kshama Sawant, said that the move does not single out any one community.
While Dalit activist-led outfits like Equality Labs supported the move, others like the Hindu American Foundation and the Coalition of Hindus of North America opposed it, according to the news agency Associated Press.

The sole Indian-American on the council, Kshama Sawant, said that the move does not single out any one community.

For the first time ever, a city in the United States of America has banned caste discrimination. Seattle in Washington state outlawed caste bias after the local council added caste to the city's anti-discrimination laws on 21 February 2023. The sole Indian-American on the council, Kshama Sawant, said that the move does not single out any one community. While Dalit activist-led outfits like Equality Labs supported the move, others like the Hindu American Foundation and the Coalition of Hindus of North America opposed it, according to the news agency Associated Press.
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The match fee for both Men and Women Cricketers will be the same as we move into a new era of gender equality in Cricket, BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced 

Historic! Indian men & women cricketers to get equal match fee

Massive moment for cricket as BCCI announces huge step to 'tackle gender discrimination'

Men and women's professional cricketers to be given the same salary in a historic decision by the Indian board! 



The match fee for both Men and Women Cricketers will be the same as we move into a new era of gender equality in Cricket, BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced.

In a historic step to quell gender discrimination, BCCI has decided to provide the same pay to women cricketers as their male counterparts. BCCI secretary Jay Shah in a statement released on Thursday announced, 'As a first step towards tackling discrimination, BCCI is implementing pay equity policy for our contracted Women cricketers. The match fee for both Men and Women Cricketers will be the same as we move into a new era of gender equality in Cricket' While it will be for the first time that the men's and women's professional cricketers will be combined under one agreement, BCCI announced that the women cricketers would be paid 15 lakhs for a Test, 6 lakhs for ODI, and 3 lakhs for a T20I. Jay Shah, in his series of Tweets further added, 'pay equity was my commitment to our women cricketers and I thank the Apex Council for their support'

A new UCLA study has found that young adults who have experienced discrimination have a higher risk of behavioural and mental health problems.

Discrimination increases risk of mental health issues in young adults: Study

Discrimination of any kind can lead to a much higher risk of mental and behavioral issues in young people, study finds.

How bad is 'discrimination' for your mental health? This study has a few things to say

Discrimination increases the risk of mental health issues in young adults: Study
Researchers examined health data of 1,834 adults between ages 18 &amp; 28
Incidents of discrimination increase the risk of mental health problems
Approximately 93% of participants in the study experienced discrimination
People who experienced discrimination had a 26% greater risk for poor mental health

Experiencing discrimination towards one's body, race, sex or age has been linked to a higher risk of mental health problems, a new study found.

According to a new UCLA study, young adults who face discrimination towards their bodies, race, age or sex are at an increased risk for mental health issues. The findings of the study were published in the journal Pediatrics.
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For the study, Researchers examined health data of 1,834 adults between the ages of 18 and 28 for a period of 10 years. The team found that the greater number of incidents of discrimination someone experiences, the more their risk for mental and behavioural problems increases.
As per the findings, approximately 93 percent of participants in the study reported experiencing discrimination; the most common factors they cited were age (26 percent), physical appearance (19 percent), sex (14 percent) and race (13 percent).
Researchers also observed that people who experienced any amount of discrimination had a 26 percent greater risk for poor mental health than people who said they did not experience discrimination at all.&nbsp;
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