A former Miami Police commander has filed a lawsuit against the city, alleging racial discrimination and retaliation after she raised concerns about her boss's racist remarks. The plaintiff, who claims her demotion is part of a broader issue of workplace inequality, seeks to address systemic problems within the department. In a related case, Sanito Williams, an NYPD fingerprint technician, has also initiated legal action, claiming retaliation after requesting a transfer to escape domestic violence. Williams alleges that instead of being moved to a safer environment, she was assigned to a department known for abuse. In another development, the Dallas Black Dance Theatre has agreed to pay over $560,000 to former dancers as part of a settlement with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). This settlement follows allegations of unfair labor practices and comes amid ongoing discussions about accountability and justice within the dance community.