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Supreme Court to decide if Texas woman who says mail wasn’t delivered because she is Black can sue USPS

  • The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case against the US Postal Service on Monday.
  • Lebene Konan, a Texas realtor, claimed the USPS did not deliver her mail due to racial bias.
  • Konan alleged postal workers withheld mail and changed her P.O. Box lock after she changed it.
  • Konan asserted the carrier and postmaster did not "like the idea that a Black person" owned the properties.
  • The government fears a ruling for Konan could expose the USPS to a surge of lawsuits.
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USA Today broke the news in United States on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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