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Michigan House passes amendment protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination

Por: New York Daily News Politics March 09, 2023

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The Michigan House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill giving civil rights protections to LGBTQ people, a move celebrated by rights advocates as a “monumental piece of pro-equality legislation.” Senate Bill 4, which received bipartisan support, amended the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act to explicitly include discrimination protections for sexual orientation, gender identity and expression. The bill passed the state Senate last... + full article



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