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Lauren Scott and Justin Frommer | Prompted by an essay written by a 15-year-old East Lansing High School basket ballplayer, the city formally apologizes for discriminatory deed restrictions adopted in 1924.
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Emily Elderkin and Shannon Line | East Lansing students plan a gun-control walkout on March 14, one month after the shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.
Tamia Boyd | After the Larry Nassar episode that shook Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics, Okemos Public Schools have taken a look at the lessons and implemented more safety policies. Michigan’s Child Protection Law mandates reports from professionals about children who have been abused or neglected. However, it is not the responsibility of staff members to determine what has happened. Child Protective Services investigates incidents that have been reported. Background checks have been run on faculty and other participants who have worked with the children.