Northern Virginia Business Faces Civil Rights Lawsuit

Northern Virginia business faces civil rights lawsuit

A Northern Virginia eyebrow tattoo artist is being sued for alleged harassment by a customer who claims her religion and nationality are at the center of the legal action.

‘Israel is politics’: Was a woman kicked out of a salon for supporting Israel or being Israeli-American?

An Israeli-American woman who was denied service at a Northern Virginia eyebrow salon is now taking legal action against the business. The Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law is filing a civil rights complaint on behalf of Jessica Walton, who was at Karimi Brows in Alexandria, Virginia, on Aug. 6 when Fatana Karimi, the shop’s owner, recorded and posted a video of her telling Walton to leave the store. The video has received more than 270…

AMERICAN-ISRAELI JEWISH WOMAN DENIED SERVICES BY VIRGINIA STORE OWNER, THEN FILMED AND HARASSED ONLINE - Brandeis Center

Washington, D.C. – The Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law today filed a civil rights complaint with the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia alleging an Alexandria beauty business denied services to an American-Israeli Jewish woman because of her Jewish and Israeli identity, then filmed and posted a video of the

Woman Asked to Leave Alexandria Salon Files Civil Rights Complaint

The Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law filed a civil rights complaint today on behalf of the Israeli American woman asked to leave an Alexandria salon after a dispute over Israel. The complaint alleges that the permanent makeup studio Karimi Brows denied services to an Israeli American Jewish woman because of her […] The post Woman Asked to Leave Alexandria Salon Files Civil Rights Complaint appeared first on Washington Jewish W…