Ohio Passes Non-Discrimination Bill
From the HRC Website. Ohio Passes a Non-Discrimination Bill. This will cover all LGBT from being discriminated against when it comes to Employment and Housing. Ohio does not have the best track record when it comes to LGBT rights. I have experiences some of the worst atrocities myself when I was living in Cincinnati. It passes 58-38. Right on! Makes me proud to be an Ohioan. I am glad to see some progress being made all around the country but it makes me especially proud to see it done in my own state.
Now let’s just get all the others states on board.
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