Today on Stateside, less driving statewide during the COVID-19 pandemic means insurance companies need to distribute refunds. We find out about what this means for drivers, as well as how they’ll be affected by upcoming changes to the state’s no-fault law. Also, a look at how the history of LGBTQ Pride and the Black Lives Matter movement intersect. Plus, social media’s relationship to social change.
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From a new no-fault law to COVID refunds, here’s what to know about your auto insurance this summer
- Chad Livengood is senior editor at Crain's Detroit Business.
How social media helped shape the current widespread protests against police brutality
- Cliff Lampe is a professor at the University of Michigan's School of Information.
Pride began as a riot: How the LGBTQ community is reflecting on civil rights movement
- Erin Knott is the executive director at Equality Michigan.
- Selma Tucker is vice president at Public Sector Consultants in Lansing.
