It concerned employment discrimination and was decided on June 27, 1977.
Women enjoy the same legal rights as men, but they often face employment discrimination.
Employment discrimination against women began to be taken more seriously in the late 1960s.
However, support for federal programs to prevent employment discrimination reached 39 percent.
This act prohibited employment discrimination based on race and color.
These different starting points also factor into housing, education, and employment discrimination.
Eventually the House changed its rules - creating an office to look into employment discrimination - but it did not change the law.
The law now views sexual harassment as a kind of employment discrimination.
Employment discrimination is also closely linked to education and skills.
We do not practice or condone employment discrimination of any kind.