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by Rex Wockner
An attempt to put anti-gay amendments into El Salvador's constitution failed Sept. 24.
The proposals would have banned gay adoption, same-sex marriage, gay civil unions and recognition of foreign gay unions.
Fifty-six votes were needed, a two-thirds majority. Proponents fell 10 votes short.
President Mauricio Funes' governing left-wing Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front opposed the amendments, saying they violated GLBT civil rights.
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The Michigan Supreme Court has issued its opinion in People v. Jade, a ruling that reshapes how courts across the state must evaluate entrapment claims arising [...]Read more about Michigan Supreme Court Clarifies Entrapment Standard After Stings Targeted LGBTQ+ Men
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LGBT Detroit Executive Director A. Nzere Kwabena has stewarded Hotter Than July’s organizing, programming and coalition building for nearly three decades since [...]Read more about A. Nzere Kwabena’s Cancer Diagnosis Revealed LGBT Detroit’s Next Generation of Leaders
The U.S. Department of Education announced Monday that it is taking action against Ann Arbor Public Schools for what it believes to be likely violations of [...]Read more about Education Department Opens Parental Rights Case Against Ann Arbor Schools Over Transgender Policy
When Dr. Paul Benson opened Be Well Medical Center in Berkley on Dec. 1, 1980, modern medical imaging was still in its infancy, and the disease that would shape [...]Read more about Be Well Medical Center’s New Owners Continue Dr. Benson’s Legacy of Care
