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September 30, 2024
We need lawyers to understand contracts, economists to understand the economy, brokers to understand the stock market, yet our healthcare system is the only system
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April 16, 2024
Skidaway Island Democrats believe in the fundamental right of women to make decisions about their bodies without government interference. This includes the right to choose
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Dear ACLU of Georgia Supporter,
The 2025 legislative session has officially come to a close, and we want to provide you with an update on the bills we tracked on Sine Die. This year, extremist lawmakers targeted librarians, college campuses, voters, LGBTQ+ people, and more. State-level legislation in Georgia and elsewhere mirrors proposed policies from Washington aiming to divide us and undermine our shared experiences across all races, genders, and sexualities. Throughout the session, the ACLU of Georgia and our partners fought tirelessly against these efforts—defeating much of the harmful legislation and standing strong in defense of civil liberties.
Here’s what you need to know:
Post-Sine Die Report – Find out which bills passed, which ones didn’t, and what it all means for civil liberties in Georgia. Click here to read the report: docs.google.com/document/d/1OSli4GWZMo5W6gY2ZTTDVP1YVAqQ6_AjtPklnuh6cKg/edit?emci=9c62cd4b-c311-f...
Next Steps – The governor now has 40 days to either sign or veto the bills that passed. Our work isn’t over, so stay tuned for opportunities to take action and make your voice heard.
Stay Engaged – Follow us on social media @acluofga for updates and ways to stay involved with our work.
Throughout the legislative session, your advocacy has made a difference. With your continued support, we’ll keep fighting to protect and expand civil liberties in Georgia.
For Justice,
Christopher Bruce
Policy and Advocacy Director
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