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The Michigan Civil Rights commission is taking steps to regulate how companies and governments use artificial intelligence
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But a recent University of Michigan study reveals that fear of judgement and discrimination are keeping some people from using food assistance
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We recap a segment from Living West Michigan and visit the USS Silversides Museum, also police seize assault weapons at a recent high school graduation, the Michigan DNR is hosting its Three Free Weekend and more.
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It could become illegal in Michigan to deny renting to someone because of their source of income under a bill package headed for the full state House
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Liz Keegan with the Fair Housing Center of West Michigan talks about registration, deadlines and more.
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Any new plan must be submitted to the court by March, when a court-appointed expert will review it to see if it complies with the constitution
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Grand Rapids State Representative who sponsored bill says it addresses historically impacted Black, Indigenous, and people of color communities.
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A 49-year-old Army veteran says it was age discrimination when a less qualified 23-year-old was hired as the new senior aid for Ottawa County Administrator John Gibbs. Past and present county executives, under oath, admit it is true.
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The Governor signed bills Thursday to preserve Obamacare coverage in Michigan even if all or part of the Affordable Care Act is reversed at the federal level.
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The new law is known as the “CROWN Act,” an acronym for “Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair. Supporters say hair discrimination is simply racial discrimination by a different name