Anti-white discrimination lawsuit against Pfizer reinstated after appeals court admits it goofed

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Sixty-seven years after the Supreme Court blocked Alabama from forcing the NAACP to turn over its membership lists to chill its speech, and four years after the high court extended that bar to California’s attempted unmasking of a free-market group’s donors, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals finally got the message on freedom of association and privacy.

A three-judge panel scrapped its own decision upholding dismissal of a racial discrimination lawsuit against Pfizer by anti-woke medical advocacy group Do No Harm on behalf of members – white and Asian-American college students ineligible for race-based fellowships — saying it was wrong to deny the group legal standing based on its members using pseudonyms. read more