Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (Proposal 2)
The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (MCRI), also called Proposal 2, was a ballot initiative that passed on November 7, 2006. The proposal became law on December 22, 2006.
Proposal 2 bans "the use of affirmative action programs that give preferential treatment" in state contracting, employment, and higher education.
More About Proposal 2
- Michigan Releases New Guidance for Compliance with Proposal 2 - 3/14/07
- 'One Michigan' at the Crossroads: An Assessment of the Impact of Proposal 06-02 (pdf) - Michigan Civil Rights Commission - 3/7/07
- Regarding the Use of Fraud and Deception in the Collection of Signatures for the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative Ballot Petition (pdf) - Michigan Civil Rights Commission - 6/7/06
- The Potential Impact of the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative on Employment, Education and Contracting (pdf) - Center for the Education of Women at the University of Michigan - 6/5/06
- The Gender Impact of the Proposed Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (pdf) - Center for the Education of Women at the University of Michigan - 4/1/06
Fact Sheets
- Michigan Women and Equal Opportunity - 10/10/05
- Consequences of Ward Connerly's Anti-Equal Opportunity Initiatives - 10/10/05
- Women's Equality Day 2005 - 10/10/05
History of the Proposal & Campaign
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Michigan Judge Deals Blow to Ward Connerly - 03/26/04
Press Releases
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Michigan Board of State Canvassers Approves Language for Anti-Affirmative Action Ballot Initiative: Civil Rights Coalition Opposes Misleading Ballot Language - January 20, 2006Court of Appeals Approves Anti-Civil Rights Initiative for 2006 Michigan Ballot - December 21, 2005Halloween Court Ruling Reinforces Connerly's Tricks - October 31, 2005



