Controversy continues in Indiana over BMV's decision to yank license plate from LGBT youth group
The Indianapolis Star
1 year 2 months ago

Note from GLAAD
Justin Ward, Senior Media Field Strategist at GLAADOn Tuesday night the Indiana Youth Group's board of directors voted unanimously to "explore legal options" in the wake of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles' decision to revoke the group's specialty license plate. “It took a long time to get the plates and we are not planning on letting go of them easily,” said Mary Byrne, executive director of the Indiana Youth Group, an organization that provides support services to LGBT and questioning youth.
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GLAAD continues to work with the Indiana Youth Group (IYG) on media and messaging strategies. IYG Executive Director Mary Byrne also has a letter to the editor of the Indianapolis Star. You can read it here: http://www.glaad.org/news/indiana-youth-group-exec-dir-mary-byrne-writes...