A five-year old girl has been rejected from a Christian elementary school in San Diego, California because she has two moms, ABC 10 reports.

This summer, a group of Black women were kicked off a Napa Valley Wine Train after another guest complained that they were laughing too loud. The women have now have filed a racial discrimination lawsuit, AP reports.

Members of the Sistahs of the Reading Edge Book Club who were kicked off the Napa Valley Wine Train plan to seek up to $5 million for the “malicious oppression” they suffered, their lawyer said.

Farryn Johnson, a former Hooters waitress, has been awarded more than $250,000 after an arbitrator found that racial discrimination contributed to her getting fired.

Johnson clamed she was fired from her Baltimore restaurant job in August 2013 because "Hooters prohibits African-American Hooters Girls from wearing blond highlights in their hair."

12-year-old Mikia Hutchins' grandmother, Kenji Roberts, is outraged by the punishment the student could have faced for writing the word "hi" on a locker room wall in Hampton, Georgia. The school's principal suggested Hutchins face expulsion and criminal trespassing charges.

In February, Dr. Cicely Cobb filed a lawsuit against Ahwatukee’s Desert Vista High School and the Tempe Union High School District, claiming that she had been “the victim of racial discrimination.”

Dr. Cobb taught English and claims that students and administrators subjected her to insults.

Students posted videos of her online in which they are tapping her on the head with laminated bathroom passes, and on Twitter students have suggested that she sign up for an all-black dating site.