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Home » News » Mississippi’s HB15…

Mississippi’s HB1523: Updates and Resources

October 4, 2018 in Advocacy and Crisis Response by Aaron Sarver

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HB1523, the nation’s most sweeping anti-LGBTQ law, remains in effect across Mississippi.

People who experience discrimination can report it to CSE by calling or texting our hotline (828.242.1559), by email (info@southernequality.org), through this online form, or by posting at our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/southernequality). Our team of attorneys, clergy and organizers will respond with support and resources.

The law authorizes Mississippi officials and service providers, such as doctors and store owners, to recuse themselves from serving LGBT individuals on the basis of three specific religious beliefs about gay marriage, transgender individuals, and sex before marriage.

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