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Legislators Introduce “Teach MI History” Bills Requiring Teaching of Inclusive History
New curriculum requirements would ensure students statewide learn history of African Americans, Latino Americans, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and several other ethnic communities LANSING, Mich. (Nov. 26, 2024) — Today, Sens. Stephanie Chang (D-Detroit),...
Michigan Legislators Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Improve Public Safety and Community Trust With Police
Comprehensive bill package supported by Michiganders, law enforcement officials would limit use of no-knock warrants, require de-escalation and crisis response training, prevent body cam tampering, and enforce other safeguards to protect residents and enhance the...
Sen. Chang Legislation Would Expand Access to Group-Based Pregnancy Support, Improve Health Outcomes for Moms and Babies
Recently introduced Centering Pregnancy bills would require insurers cover group-based model of prenatal care, childbirth classes LANSING, Mich. (Nov. 18, 2024) — Last week, Sen. Stephanie Chang (D-Detroit) introduced legislation that would enable more expectant...
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"'There are going to be people who walk by or drive by, who see this sign and see the name Vincent Chin, and then will turn to whomever they're in the car with or walking with to ask: 'Who was Vincent Chin?' Chang said. 'And then hopefully that will spur many more moments of learning and understanding.'
"Chang said she's working on legislation to ensure students can learn about diverse communities.
"'I'm hopeful by the time that my kids are in high school, we will make sure that every student in the state of Michigan is learning the history of every community of color in Michigan,' Chang said. 'And so we are working on that in the Michigan Legislature.'
The Detroit Free Press article also references the $1M we secured in state funding for streetscape improvements for Detroit Chinatown, through our partnership with Senators Sarah Anthony and Mary Cavanagh!
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New sign in Detroit marks Vincent Chin Street, amid push to revive Chinatown
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The unveiling of a new street sign in Detroit named after Vincent Chin was held 43 years after he died in 1982.2 CommentsComment on Facebook