LGBTQ rights

Late Friday morning, dozens of young people carrying pride flags and signs decrying anti-trans violence gathered on the Capitol lawn.

A faith-based health care clinic will continue to pursue its legal challenge to Michigan’s LGBTQ rights law after losing this week in a US district court.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation Thursday codifying LGBTQ protections into the state's civil rights law, permanently outlawing discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity in the state.

Two bills to outlaw discrimination against LGBTQ individuals passed the Michigan House Wednesday.

The Michigan Senate voted Wednesday to expand the state's Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act to include LGBTQ rights.

A bill to expand Michigan’s civil rights law to include LGBTQ protections has been moved into a position to be voted on soon by the state Senate.

Michigan’s already expansive civil rights law would also specify that those protections include LGBTQ people under legislation that cleared a state Senate committee Thursday.

A first hearing on an LGBTQ-rights bill was held Thursday before a state Senate committee in anticipation of expanding Michigan’s civil rights law for the first time in decades.

The Michigan Supreme Court says the state’s anti-discrimination law covers sexual orientation.

Michiganders are now able to select a nonbinary option—marked with an "X"—as the sex on their driver's licenses and state identification cards.