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Kentucky Commission on Human Rights Advancing civil rights, educating Kentuckians, enforcing laws, and protecting communities from unlawful discrimination statewide.

10/02/2026

The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights will hold its October meeting in Lexington. The Commission would love to engage with Lexington residents and allow their Commissioners to learn about civil rights needs in our area. The meeting will be held on October 15th at the Chabad of the Bluegrass - 375 Aylesford Place. Meeting begins at 9:00 a.m.

Thank you, Paducah, and thank you, Mayor Bray!The Commission was honored to hold its August meeting in the beautiful cit...
08/07/2026

Thank you, Paducah, and thank you, Mayor Bray!

The Commission was honored to hold its August meeting in the beautiful city of Paducah. We appreciate everyone who came out to join us, and we're grateful for the warm welcome and hospitality. We look forward to continuing to serve communities across the Commonwealth.

Civil Rights Boot Camp was a great success! It was a pleasure to host our local Human Rights Commissions. Thank you to e...
07/24/2026

Civil Rights Boot Camp was a great success! It was a pleasure to host our local Human Rights Commissions. Thank you to everyone who participated, and a special thank you to our outstanding guest speakers from the EEOC and Anita Dowd with the Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing for sharing their expertise and insights.

Brown v. Board of Education began when Linda Brown, barred from a nearby white school, had to travel a dangerous, length...
05/19/2026

Brown v. Board of Education began when Linda Brown, barred from a nearby white school, had to travel a dangerous, lengthy route to a segregated Black school. Her family joined an NAACP‑led lawsuit that reached the Supreme Court, which ruled in 1954 that segregated public schools violated the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision became a catalyst for the civil rights movement, though Southern schools resisted desegregation for years.

Each May, we honor this landmark decision for igniting the push toward equal education and advancing the civil rights movement.

Thank you Bowling Green.
04/23/2026

Thank you Bowling Green.

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