Attorney General Uthmeier urges Microsoft to address alleged discrimination against Christian nonprofits

James William Uthmeier, 39th attorney general of Florida - Official Website
James William Uthmeier, 39th attorney general of Florida - Official Website
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Attorney General James Uthmeier has called on Microsoft to stop what he describes as discriminatory practices against religious groups, with a focus on Christian faith-based nonprofit organizations.

In a letter sent to the technology company, Uthmeier urged Microsoft to reconsider its approach. “To view Attorney General Uthmeier’s statement, click here.” He also provided access to the full letter: “To view the full letter, click here.”

No further details about the specific allegations or Microsoft’s response were included in the announcement.



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