Michigan Department of Civil Rights
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The Michigan Department of Civil Rights works to prevent discrimination, promote compliance with civil rights laws, and investigate discrimination complaints.
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Did you know Michigan is home to the only Arab-American National Museum? In honor of #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth , we encourage you to engage with this resource. This is an opportunity to learn about the history and experiences of this vast community. Visit: arabamericanmuseum.org
#OnThisDay in 1968 the Fair Housing Act was signed into law. It prohibits housing discrimination on the basis of race, religion, national origin, sex, disability, & family status. In Michigan, housing discrimination is prohibited on the basis of all protected classes under ELCRA.
Scammers target everyone. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Michigan Department of Civil Rights to put on a series of presentations with live ASL interpretation, teaching residents how they can avoid falling victim. Thank you to the West MI Deaf community for joining Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Dana Nessel today.
It's National #FairHousingMonth ! Combatting housing discrimination is a primary focus .f ours. Housing discrimination refers to barriers, policies, and biases that prevent equitable housing access.
Learn more and get involved: ow.ly/IxBa50R5Q8b
.Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Dana Nessel & Michigan Department of Civil Rights DODDBHH visited the Flint Association of the Deaf to present with live ASL interpretation about how Deaf residents can spot, avoid & report scams.
Learn about similar events planned across the state this spring ➡️ michigan.gov/mdcr/divisions…
Today, we celebrate #WorldAutismAwarenessDay ! Let's spread understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for individuals on the autism spectrum. Every person deserves to be valued for who they are. Together we can create a more inclusive world. 💙
#AutismAwarenessMonth
On this day in 1963:
Michigan voters approve a revised state constitution. It includes the creation of the Michigan Civil Rights Commission (MCRC.) Gov. George Romney will later name Damon Keith and John Feikens as MCRC co-chairs. Michigan Department of Civil Rights
Happy #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth !
In April we celebrate Arab Americans past and present and recognize the incredible contributions they’ve made to our country. It is also a time to speak out against anti-Arab bigotry by challenging biases and stereotypes.
It's #TransgenderDayofVisibility ! 🏳️⚧️
Join us in recognizing the resilience and beauty of the transgender community. Let's stand together to promote acceptance and create a world where everyone can live authentically without fear. Get involved: ow.ly/5YRC50QZ4nv
Have your voice heard in the fight against #housingdiscrimination !
Join us April 28 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the GRCCT for a public hearing. We encourage everyone to share their experiences with discrimination in the home buying or renting processes.
Register: bit.ly/43spvj0
On this day in 1962:
The 1961-62 Michigan Constitutional Convention approved language to create state civil rights commission. Detroit residents Daisy Elliott, Lillian Hatcher, and Coleman Young help to lead the way.
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Michigan Department of Civil Rights
Today is #MuslimWomensDay ! A day to amplify the voices, stories and representation of Muslim women. Listen to these powerful stories from participants worldwide who are adding their voice Muslim Women's Day. storycorps.org/honoring-musli…
#WomensHistoryMonth