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File photo from June, 2005 of Tom and Dennis Patrick with their sons Joey, Joshua and Raul. The Patricks have relied on domestic partner benefits in order to provide support for their foster and adopted children - five in all - that have been classified as "special needs" children. BTL file photo: Jason A. Michael
LANSING - Yesterday, a decision was made that shook the LGBT community across the state. The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that the language of the amendment that defined marriage in Michigan as between one man and one woman precluded unmarried couples from receiving domestic partnership health care benefits. The decision affects hundreds of Michigan couples and their families who relied on one person's health care plan.
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Ken VanWagoner knows well what it's like to grow up gay in the Flint area. That's why his Good Beans Cafe has become a safe haven of sorts for Flint area gay youth and a quasi-community center for the downtown Carriage Town neighborhood.
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New differences on LGBT issues emerged between the two Democratic nominees during their primary state battles in Indiana and North Carolina. And given that the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination has not yet produced a nominee, those differences could become the focus for LGBT voters who appear to be increasingly split between the two pro-gay candidates.
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LANSING - Yesterday, a decision was made that shook the LGBT community across the state. The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that the language of the amendment that defined marriage in Michigan as between one man and one woman precluded unmarried couples from receiving domestic partnership health care benefits. The decision affects hundreds of Michigan couples and their families who relied on one person's health care plan.
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