Department of Civil Rights seeks stories as Elliot-Larsen considered
By Crystal A. Proxmire
The push to amend the Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act is on, and the Michigan Department of Civil Rights needs your help gathering information on instances of discrimination in the state. Read More
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Romney bullying story comes to light
By Lisa Keen
Just one day after President Obama's big announcement that he supports the legal right of gay couples to marry, Republican nominee apparent Mitt Romney was scrambling to hurry past an unexpected revelation. Read More
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Daughter of Cuban president leads gay rights march
By ANNE-MARIE GARCIA
The daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro said during a rousing gay rights march Saturday that her father advocated eliminating sexual discrimination, and reiterated her own hope the country would soon legalize same sex marriage. Read More
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