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Indiana revises religion law amid criticism and calls for change
Indiana lawmakers proposed changes to the new religious objections law to curb criticisms that it is anti gay. The amendment bans using the law as a defense for denying services and adds protections against discrimination based on race religion ancestry age origin disability sex sexual orientation gender identity or U S military service. Exemptions include churches affiliated schools and nonprofit religious groups. House Speaker Bosma says the measure signals no tolerance for discrimination.
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