LANSING – Confused about the proposals that will be on this November's ballot? From 7-8:30 p.m. on Oct. 10, the Lansing Association for Human Rights is sponsoring its second OUTSpoken forum to explain them.
A panel with members including former State Rep. Lynn Martinez, Stephanie McClean, president of G.M.T. Strategies, and members of the LAHR board will discuss how Proposals 1-5 will affect Michigan's citizens if passed on Election Day.
The forum will take place at Club 505, across from the Lansing City Market on Shiawasse Street. For more information visit http://www.lahronline.org.
LAHR sponsors OUTSpoken forum on ballot proposals
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