2:13 am on Thursday March 15, 2012
| Posted by Ken Hawkins
Folly Beach bans discrimination based on sexual orientation
Image by Flickr user B Tal
If you're gay and someone who wants to visit or live at Folly Beach's community, it just became harder to be discriminated against — at least openly so.
Joining Charleston and Columbia, Folly Beach has become the third South Carolina community to ban discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation.
Charleston passed a similar ordinance in 2009.
Also protected are a person's age, sex, nationality, color, religion, family status, and disability.