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NDAs have long been used to silence the abused, advocates say. A new law may change that.
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Ifeoma Ozoma, who alleged last year that she had been a victim of racial discrimination at Pinterest, helped in drafting the new California legislation. (Photo by Adria Malcolm for The Washington Post/file)
A proposed bill in California seeks to protect workers against nondisclosure agreements and empower them to speak out about alleged acts of discrimination, including racism. If passed, advocates say, the legislation would represent a step forward in the fight for equity and labor rights, with potential nationwide impact in the tech industry given the large number of companies headquartered in California. ....

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