Stateside for Tuesday, March 2, 2021
Today on Stateside, a major Michigan-based adoption agency is opening up adoption to LGBTQ parents. We spoke with Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, who has spent years fighting for LGBTQ families. Plus, a conversation with artist Elizabeth Youngblood about how learning to weave inspired the delicate lines of her sculptures and drawings.
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AG Nessel on adoption win for LGBTQ parents in Michigan and beyondStateside’s conversation with Dana Nessel
- Dana Nessel is Michigan’s state attorney general.
Artist Elizabeth Youngblood on “replicating a thought” in lines Stateside’s conversation with Elizabeth Youngblood
- Elizabeth Youngblood is a Detroit artist. Her current solo exhibition "Room Tone" is on display at M Contemporary Art Gallery in Ferndale through March 20.
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After another tumultuous year in US politics, Congressman Jack Bergman has no regrets
- Max Johnston is a reporter for Interlochen Public Radio.
How a history of gerrymandering led to Michigan’s independent redistricting committee
Stateside’s conversation with John Lindstrom
- John Lindstrom is a longtime Lansing political reporter and former publisher of Gongwer News Service.
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