Michigan Homophobic Farmer Wins Lawsuit Against City
A federal judge finds East Lansing improperly denied the farmer’s participation in a local farmers market.
September 4, 2023
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A federal judge finds East Lansing improperly denied the farmer’s participation in a local farmers market.
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