The city of
Kalamazoo, Mich., passed a measure Monday banning
discrimination against gay people in housing, public
accommodations, and employment. All seven
members of the city commission voted in favor of
the ordinance, and nothing but support was voiced during the
public-comment portion of the meeting, the Kalamazoo
Gazette reports.
The law, backed
by the Kalamazoo Alliance for Equality, was described by
Alliance spokesman Terry Kuseske as "a bold move whose
time has come," according to the paper. (Advocate.com)
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