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Utah Cities Pass Antidiscrimination Laws
Utah Cities Pass Antidiscrimination Laws

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Utah Cities Pass Antidiscrimination Laws
Two Utah cities have passed ordinances banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, the Associated Press reports.
On Tuesday city councils in Murray, a suburb of Salt Lake City, and Moab, in the eastern part of the state, passed the ordinances banning housing and employment discrimination targeting LGBT individuals.
Nine cities and counties in Utah now have LGBT-inclusive antidiscrimination ordinances, including Salt Lake City.