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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 2019

Page

6

Equality Act threats to rights sparks broad backlash

Bob Ashby warns that the Equality Act would redefine sex to include sexual orientation and gender identity, expand access to facilities, limit religious liberty, and alter civil rights protections. He cites findings claiming LGBTQ discrimination and notes economic disparities, urging opposition amid looming Supreme Court review.

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Georgia Gov Kemp Dismantles Immigration Enforcement Board

Azadeh Shahshahani of Project South credits years of grassroots organizing for Georgia’s move to abolish the Immigration Enforcement Review Board. The board, created in 2011 to handle complaints over local anti immigrant enforcement, faced abuse and due process concerns and was dissolved after pressure from Decatur and allies. The case followed a high profile complaint by then lieutenant governor Casey Cagle and resulted in a $12,000 costs settlement to Decatur and greater board transparency.

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Letters Praise Integrity Over Party Lines In Amash Area

Margaret Dickinson of Grand Rapids argues for personal integrity among leaders over partisan loyalty. She discusses Rep Amash and Gov Edwards amid abortion law changes, praises a Holland poetry project called poe a tree, and urges city cooperation rather than prosecution of street poems. She seeks space for poems and asks local officials to reconsider policing art postings.

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