Will This Court Case Recognize Non-Biological LGBTQ+ Parents?
The Michigan Supreme Court gives a fresh look at an old doctrine in light of Obergefell v. Hodges.
April 10 2023 11:29 AM
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The Michigan Supreme Court gives a fresh look at an old doctrine in light of Obergefell v. Hodges.
He says that he was trying to lower the temperature by removing books that some parents were upset about.
Michigan activists have been trying to add these protections to the state's civil rights law for 40 years.
Critics call it a violation of the First Amendment.
He was arrested and charged with illegal firearms possession after he allegedly threatened President Joe Biden and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
“This is about doing the right thing,” the Democratic governor said.
“We must keep our personal beliefs out of our classrooms,” said Republican Rep. Ann Kelley, even though her bill is clearly based on her personal beliefs.
Dana Nessel was one of the subjects of the threats by Jack Carpenter III, who wanted to kill all Jewish public officials in Michigan.
Buttigieg and his husband, Chasten, moved to Michigan last year.
The group opposes any mention of the LGBTQ+ experience in an outrageous opt-out form.
Mark Latunski confessed to killing and eating the testicles and other body parts of the victim he met on the popular gay app.
Nessel, a Democrat, beat a Republican who's accused of tampering with the 2020 presidential election results.
She's running against a Trump-backed conspiracy theorist whose claim to fame is losing a case related to meddling in the 2020 election.
Parents in Grant, Mich., objected to LGBTQ+ images in the mural and claimed some other images promoted devil worship and witchcraft.
Legislation introduced this week would deem it felony child abuse if parents or guardians allow their children to receive gender-affirming care.
He says that he didn't create the image but that he believes in what the image stands for as it pertains to the indoctrination of people into LGBTQ+ inclusion.
The transportation secretary put the Michigan Republican on blast for a homophobic comment she made about him recently.
In rows over LGBTQ+ books, a community in Michigan has raised more than $100,000 to fund its library, while Iowa librarians are fighting against banning such books.
Dana Nessel says her likely opponent, Matthew DePerno, and others tried to change the 2020 presidential election results.
A library in Michigan may have to shut down because its staff refused to ban LGBTQ+ books that conservative community members have protested against.