County Librarian Says She Was Harassed by People Who Disagreed With Books and Display
As SB 74 advances, we talked to a librarian who says she left her position because of the harassment she faced from people who want to censure books.
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Bills in the Georgia Legislature Not Always What They Seem to Be
Our policy experts helped stall many bills this week through testimony and lobbying with allies. The bills remain a threat, as it’s possible most will re-emerge for a vote before Sine Die.
Can Border Agents Search Your Electronic Devices? It’s Complicated.
The government has long claimed that Fourth Amendment protections prohibiting warrantless searches don’t apply at the border.
Press Releases
Letter: Sandy Springs’ Proposed Ordinances Limit Free Speech
We sent a letter to Sandy Springs City Council regarding ordinances that will limit how people can canvas, protest, and distribute materials in the city.
Georgia’s Legislative Majority Should Focus on the State, not Washington
Georgia’s legislative majority must not turn its back on the foundation of Georgia’s strong economy.
Report: Georgia’s consumer privacy bill gets a failing grade
Many state bills have been influenced by tech companies, leading to significantly weakened consumer protections across the country.
La Libertad de Expresión y el Derecho de Protesta
El derecho a protestar es fundamental para nuestra democracia y está consagrado en la Primera Enmienda de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos. En respuesta a la muerte de George Floyd en manos de la policía de Minneapolis, un sinnúmero de personas en todo el país ha tomado las calles para demandar justicia racial y la terminación de la brutalidad policiaca y el racismo sistémico en contra de las personas de color.
