Add to ORKGRelated articles on referendum Question One, which would limit the classes protected under Maine\u27s human rights laws, including an interview with some parents of gays and lesbians; William Clark, 27, discusses the July 1, 1995, beating outside Blackstone\u27s on Pine Street in Portland; Steve Addario, 42, discusses having a job offer rescinded because he is gay; Karen Geraghty, 34, talks about discrimination in housing; Erik Richard, 18, discusses discrimination in education; and Sara Karam, 33, discusses discrimination in employment
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