California Civil Rights Law Group Announces Post on Civil Rights Leaders

Jun 2, 2020

California Civil Rights Law Group is a leading Bay Area law firm for discrimination and workplace harassment issues. The law firm is announcing a new, short post commemorating two important civil rights leaders.

SAN FRANCISCO - June 2, 2020 - (Newswire.com)

California Civil Rights Law Group, a leading law firm focused on discrimination and workplace harassment litigation in the San Francisco Bay Area, is proud to announce a new, short post commemorating two important civil rights leaders, Yuri Kochiyama and Malcolm X. The post explains that the two leaders share the same birthday, May 19th, and this date thus provides the opportunity to talk about their different roles in the struggle for civil rights.

"History teaches us so much," explained Navruz Avloni, managing attorney at the Bay Area-based law firm. "Our practice helps San Francisco Bay Area clients who may be suffering from workplace harassment or any type of discrimination. They're urged not just to read the post and celebrate the achievements of the past, but to take their own step towards justice."

Interested persons can visit https://www.civilrightsca.com/the-california-civil-rights-law-group-pays-tribute-to-civil-rights-activists-yuri-kochiyama-and-malcolm-x/ to read the post in its entirety. The post explains that May 19 marks the anniversary of the birth of two leaders in the battle for civil rights in the United States: Yuri Kochiyama, tireless political activist for issues ranging from international political prisoner rights to nuclear disarmament to Asian American empowerment; and enigmatic civil rights leader Malcolm X. Born on the same day, four years and a continent apart, Kochiyama was with Malcolm X as he addressed the Organization of Afro-American Unity at the Audubon Ballroom when he was assassinated in 1965.

DISCRIMINATION AND WORKPLACE HARASSMENT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO

Here is the background on this release. Even today, years after the lives of Kochiyama and Malcolm X, San Francisco Bay Area employees may still face discrimination or harassment in many forms. Unfortunately, one common form is sexual harassment (https://www.civilrightsca.com/sexual-harassment/) in which an employer, supervisor, or other worker engages in inappropriate words or actions vis-a-vis another employee. Another form is discrimination (https://www.civilrightsca.com/race-discrimination/) in which a person is illegally discriminated against for a variety of reasons such as their race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. The reality is that the average person may not know the law and their legal rights, so the best first step is to reach out to a Bay Area attorney for a consultation.

ABOUT CALIFORNIA CIVIL RIGHTS LAW GROUP

Headed by renowned trial lawyer Larry Organ, California Civil Rights Law Group (http://www.civilrightsca.com/), is a leading employment law firm with San Francisco Bay Area offices in Oakland, Alameda County and San Anselmo, Marin County, California. Employees experiencing sexual harassment, race harassment, disability discrimination, LGTBQ discrimination, pregnancy discrimination, whistleblower retaliation and/or wrongful termination should reach out for an attorney consultation in either our Oakland/East Bay or San Anselmo/Marin County office.

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