Mississippi lawmakers approve religion bill amid gay-rights protests
(Worthy News) – A Mississippi measure that would allow people with religious objections to deny wedding services to same-sex couples and provide wide protections for actions decried as discriminatory by gay rights advocates passed the state legislature on Friday.
Opponents plan a last-ditch attempt to stop the legislation on Monday before it heads to Mississippi Republican Governor Phil Bryant, whose spokesman said he would decide whether to sign or veto it after a thorough review.
Bryant previously said he did not consider the bill discriminatory, according to WLOX television in Mississippi. [ Source ]
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