Transport company KLLM is accused of discrimination against women in truck driver training

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against Richland-based KLLM Transport Services for allegedly discriminating against female students at its driver training academy. The company is owned by Mississippi billionaire brothers Tommy and James Duff.

Tommy Duff has publicly said he is considering running for governor in 2027 but has not announced as a candidate.

The commission, which enforces federal worker discrimination laws, filed the lawsuit against the company Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. KLLM runs training programs in Mississippi and Texas…

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