Yahoo News Article RatingGavin Newsom vetoes bill to make California first state to end caste-based discrimination
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64% : "Caste is a civil, racial, gender, workers, and human rights issue," Wahab said in April.36% : In a veto message, Newsom said California already prohibits discrimination based on sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, and other characteristics, and that state law specifies "that these civil rights protections shall be liberally construed.""Because discrimination based on caste is already prohibited under these existing categories, this bill is unnecessary," Newsom said.
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