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Michigan Gov. Bans State and Federal Funding for Conversion Therapy
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The Detroit News reports.“The actions we take today will serve as a starting point in protecting our LGBTQ+ youth from the damaging practice of conversion therapy and in ensuring that Michigan is a reflection of true inclusion,” Whitmer said in a statement.Funding covered by her directive includes Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program, juvenile justice programs, and child welfare services, the News reports.
The directive also provides for training mental health professionals about the harm done by conversion therapy and opens the door for licensing boards to discipline professionals who violate ethical standards.Every major health group in the U.S.
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Verdict from Meghan Markle’s bullying investigation could be delayed to 2022: report
Judgment for Meghan Markle’s bullying inquiry could be delayed by a year. The speculation comes straight from The Times, which cites inside sources who say the investigation into the claims against the Duchess of Sussex will not be mentioned in the upcoming Sovereign Grant report – an annual financial statement published by The Royal Household. According to the British news outlet, the investigation is "ongoing" and could be mentioned in next year’s report; or it could be handled privately within the institution.
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