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Civil rights are those rights guaranteed to individuals as citizens of a nation, irrespective of sex, race, and ethnicity; religious choice; physical or mental ability; or sexual preference.
No, California does not have a right to work law.
Beginning with the 1992 presidential election, California has become increasingly Democratic. The state has voted Democratic in every presidential election since then, usually by lopsided margins, and starting in 2008 to 2020, Democrats have consistently gotten over 60% of the vote.
The Colorado Civil Rights Division (CCRD) is charged with enforcement of the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act (CADA). CADA prohibits discrimination based on protected class in employment, housing, and places of public accommodation.