LANSING- On Wednesday, students lobbied lawmakers to pass anti-bullying legislation that protects all students, including LGBTs. Michigan is one of only six states without any anti-bullying law. Before the teens met with their elected officials, they performed "Gayrilla Theater" in the Capitol building. Watch part of the performance below:
VIDEO: Gutsy teens lobby lawmakers to pass anti-bullying law
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