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Commissioners urge public to weigh in as City Council prepares vote on expanded human‑rights ordinance
Summary
Members of the Tulsa Human Rights Commission reported an upcoming City Council vote on an ordinance to expand human‑rights protections and encouraged residents to contact councilors; a committee hearing and a council meeting were scheduled this week.
Josiah, outgoing vice chair of the Tulsa Human Rights Commission, told the commission that a City Council vote on a proposed human‑rights ordinance was scheduled this week that would extend public‑accommodation protections to include sexual orientation, gender identity and veteran status. “There is a vote coming up on Wednesday of this week for a human rights ordinance to actually update what we just went over including making extending protections and public accommodations based on ******…
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