Tulsa Human Rights Commission approves letter urging council to unify nondiscrimination language
The Human Rights Commission voted to send a letter to Tulsa City Council urging adoption of a unified human-rights ordinance that would align protections across public accommodations, housing and other city codes; commissioners approved minor amendments to clarify complaint access and offer the commission as a resource to council.
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The Tulsa Human Rights Commission voted August 18 to approve a letter to the Tulsa City Council backing a proposed ordinance that would unify nondiscrimination language across public accommodations, housing and other city codes.
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