EAST LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Civil rights leaders, attorneys and community members gathered in Lansing Tuesday for the annual Michigan Response to Hate Conference, where this year’s focus turned to digital hate and its potential consequences beyond the screen.
For Sheri Montoye, an attendee from Chelsea, the conversation is personal.
Montoye is part of Equality Chelsea, a community organization she says formed after a pride flag at a local church was slashed…