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Tag Archives: discrimination laws
La. Legislature May Take Up Anti-Discrimination Bill
While a lot of focus in early 2014 has been on legislation that furthers discrimination, New Orleans Gambit reports on a more positive legislation effort coming to the Bayou State’s chambers: A no-stone-left-unturned approach is being taken by Rep. Austin … Continue reading
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Lesbian Parents-to-be Kicked Out of Kentucky Park
Another reminder of why equality and anti-discrimination laws are important. From The Richmond Register: RICHMOND — Two women and a local photographer say they were told to leave the privately owned E.C. Million Memorial Park on Tates Creek Avenue during … Continue reading
Tweet of the Day: Ariz. Sheriff Paul Babeu Cheers Veto Of SB 1062
SB 1062 was Arizona’s bill that would allow someone to use a “sincerely held religious belief” as a reason and defense to not provide services. The bill was mainly seen as a means of legalizing discrimination against gay people. It … Continue reading →