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The plaintiff, Grand Rapids area's Christian Healthcare Centers, said the policies block its ability to operate as a faith-based medical services ministry
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Similar bills withered in earlier sessions of the Legislature when one or both of the chambers were controlled by Republicans
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Michigan’s already expansive civil rights law would also specify that those protections include LGBTQ people under legislation that cleared a state Senate committee Thursday
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A first hearing on an LGBTQ civil rights bill was held Thursday before a state Senate committee
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon says some teachers in Michigan are exposing young students to inappropriate sex ed materials. She made the allegation at a campaign event in front of the state Capitol
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Republican candidate for governor Tudor Dixon called on the state schools superintendent to quit Tuesday over a training program that helps teachers working with LGBTQ students
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Attorney General Dana Nessel says the decision is an important milestone
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The Broadway Avenue, a wedding venue on the city's northwest side, has stated on social media it will only host weddings between "a man and a woman."
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The resolution is non-binding and would not change any government policy or the state’s civil rights law
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The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on whether the state’s civil rights law includes LGBTQ protections.