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Waterloo residents fear regression without human rights director
Original: Waterloo residents afraid of city will go backward without a human rights director
Residents of Waterloo, Iowa, are voicing concern that the city could lose ground on civil rights protections if it does not fill the position of human rights director. Community members say the role is essential to handling discrimination complaints and preserving decades of local progress on equal rights, and they are pressing city officials to keep the office staffed.
Why now: The city's failure or reluctance to appoint a human rights director has sparked local concern about the future of civil rights enforcement.
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- Waterloo residents afraid of city will go backward without a human rights director · Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
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