Mallory Jesperson
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Anti-discrimination supporters employ nonviolent protest methods
SALT LAKE CITY — Supporters of a controversial anti-discrimination bill continue to draw attention to their cause by drawing on nonviolent protest tactics in hopes of bringing the bill to a committee hearing in the face of Senate indifference.
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Drawing the line between church and the state of Utah
The Utah State Capitol is shown Monday, Jan. 27, 2014, in Salt Lake City. Utah's legislative session starts Monday after several busy months that saw the resignation and replacement of the state's attorney general and the surprise legalization of gay marriage for 17 days. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
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