Why the House must vote ‘No’ on SB 63: upholding people over profit
Executive Director|Barred Business For people like Nikita and Catina, Senate Bill 63, which the Georgia State Senate passed on Feb. 1, 2024 and now goes to the House on Tuesday, isn’t at all abstract. It’s about whether they’ll be able to help their kids with homework; whether they’ll be able to have their baby in […]
