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A first hearing on an LGBTQ civil rights bill was held today before a state Senate committee.
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A new report from the Trevor Project says 45% of LGBTQ youth seriously considered suicide last year. 14% attempted it.
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The City of Grand Rapids has issued a civil infraction against a local wedding venue, after the business refused to book weddings of same-sex couples.The Broadway Avenue came under fire back in July, after the Grand Rapids-based venue said it had a policy against hosting LGBTQ+ weddings, based on the owners’ religious beliefs.
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A West Michigan township has defunded its library amid a heated debate about books with LGBTQ+ themes. Former staff members said they've been battling pressure from residents for months.
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Lansing resident Ryan Kost woke up after 5 a.m. Tuesday to find his neighbor upset and at his door.
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This week, the Michigan House of Representatives passed a resolution for "Pride Week."
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Michigan's Republican-led state Senate stalled action Tuesday on a resolution to recognize June of this year as "LGBTQ Pride Month" in the state.
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A group of state legislators are reintroducing a bill aimed at expanding Michigan’s anti-discrimination laws. Michigan’s Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act does not specifically protect against discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Neither does Michigan’s Ethnic Intimidation Law.
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The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday, whether the state’s civil rights law includes LGBTQ protections.
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A tweet recently brought to light directives from the Catholic Diocese of Marquette that some consider restrictive to the participation of LGBTQ people in the Church.