Discrimination is wrong—period. That’s why across the state, Georgians are speaking out for comprehensive civil rights legislation that would protect LGBT people from discrimination. Business leaders, people of faith are joining with gay and transgender people and their families in agreeing that no one should be discriminated against simply because of who they are.
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Two Years After Obergefell, Their Family Is Still “Split Down the Middle”
Beth & Krista
Their Marriage Is Equal Under Law, But LGBT Couple Still Face Discrimination
Nancy & Stephanie
2 Years After Marriage Equality, LGBT Couple Says Fight Is Far From Over
Marisa & Andrea
Hurdles To Transitioning Without Non-Discrimination Protections
Ames Simmons ~ Atlanta, Georgia
The Human Element: Raquel Willis on finding empowerment in her gender identity
Raquel Willis ~ Atlanta, Georgia
A Father’s Faith Provides Guidance for Loving and Supporting His Transgender Son
Quinn Hudson ~ Decatur, Georgia
When Discrimination Happens to You: One couple shares their story, calls for protections
Jake Moore & Amber Paoloemilio
Transgender Father On Coming Out to His Daughter and Her Unbending Acceptance
Gabe Pelz ~ Atlanta, Georgia
Transgender Veteran Celebrates Historic Pentagon Announcement of Open Service for Transgender Americans
Dana Fuchko ~ Atlanta, Georgia
From Age 3 to 30: Coming Out as Transgender
James Sheffield ~ Atlanta, Georgia
Pt 2: Women’s Rugby Coach Brings Lessons of Sportsmanship Off the Field into Real Life
Dr. Rosalind Chou ~ Marietta, GA
Pt 1: Life University’s Women’s Rugby Team Uses Tournament Game to Raise Awareness About LGBT Equality
Women's Rugby Team ~ Marietta, GA
Georgia Rabbi for LGBT Non-Discrimination: Everyone is entitled to the same freedoms
Rabbi Peter Berg ~ Atlanta, GA
Civil rights leader and lawyer fighting to weed out the seeds of LGBT discrimination in Georgia
Francys Johnson ~ Atlanta, GA
As a Minister, As a Christian — It’s My Duty to Speak Up Against FADA
Rev Alyssa Aldape ~ Dalton, GA
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