Georgea Kovanis
Writer and Personal Style Columnist at Detroit Free Press
Opioids Reporter at Detroit Free Press
I write about opioids in Michigan for @freep. News tips? Please email [email protected]. @michigandaily alum. I love the beach. Leggings aren’t pants.
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1 week ago |
freep.com | Georgea Kovanis |Mandi Wright
Story by Georgea Kovanis; Visuals by Mandi WrightDetroit Free PressThis is what happens when the president of the United States starts to erase you: You change. You change your plans. You change the way you live day-to-day because you fear for your well-being and that of loved ones, because what if the haters come after them to punish you? You retreat from all but the safest venues. Or maybe you don't.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Clara Jane Hendrickson |Georgea Kovanis
Two years ago, Michigan Democratic state lawmakers stood united to update the state's civil rights law to ban discrimination based sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression. But on Wednesday, a small group of Michigan House Democrats broke with the majority of their party to vote for a resolution urging the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSSA) to ban transgender girls from girls' sports.
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1 month ago |
freep.com | Clara Jane Hendrickson |Georgea Kovanis
Eight Democrats voted this week with the House GOP to support a resolution urging a state sports association to ban transgender girls from girl's teams. The Michigan Senate has no plans to take up this question. Two years ago, Michigan Democratic state lawmakers stood united to update the state's civil rights law to ban discrimination based sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.
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1 month ago |
freep.com | Georgea Kovanis
The Michigan House of Representatives passed a resolution Wednesday strongly urging the Michigan High School Athletic Association to ban transgender girls from girls' sports. Sixty-six representatives voted for it, including eight Democrats. Forty-three representatives voted against it.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Darcie Moran |Georgea Kovanis
About 100 people turned up at a park in Milford on Tuesday afternoon to rally against potential cuts to Medicaid, the government insurance for low income and disabled people that provides health care for about one-fourth of Michigan's population.
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