Press Advisory ACLU of Georgia Executive Director Testifying Today on Classroom Censorship Bill (HB 1084) and Staff Attorney Testifying on Abortion Pill Limits Bill (SB 456) and Trans Sports Bill (SB 435) 
Andrea Young, ACLU of Georgia Executive Director testified at House Subcommittee on Academic Innovation on Classroom Censorship bill (HB 1084). Nneka Ewolonu, ACLU of Georgia Staff Attorney to testified at Senate Health and Human Services on Abortion Pill Limits bill (SB 456) and will testify at Senate Education and Youth on Trans Sports Ban (SB 435)
SB 456: Georgia Capitol 206 Washington St SW, Atlanta, GA 30334, 450 CAP
HB 1084: Paul D. Coverdell Legislative Office Building 18 Capitol Square SW Atlanta, GA 30334, 506 CLOB
SB 435: Paul D. Coverdell Legislative Office Building 18 Capitol Square SW Atlanta, GA 30334, 307 CLOB
QUOTE
“In my lifetime Georgia has advanced from a state that divided white and black citizens through strict racial segregation to a state that could host the Centennial Olympic Games and welcome people of all races, creeds, and colors. This legislation would deny Georgia’s students the fullness of that story. I want my granddaughter and all Georgia’s school children to love their country and to love the truth. You can’t love one without the other,” said Andrea Young, executive director of the ACLU of Georgia.
“All Georgia students just want to live their lives without intrusion from our state legislature. Transgender students deserve the chance to succeed and thrive like any other student,” Nneka Ewulonu, ACLU of Georgia staff attorney regarding SB 435.
“Medical care should be guided by a patient’s health and well-being, not politics. The evidence is clear: medication abortion is safe and effective. SB 456 is contrary to longstanding medical science and constitutional principles and should not become law,” Nneka Ewulonu, ACLU of Georgia staff attorney regarding SB 456.
