Black Georgia Pastors and Activists Respond to End of Legislative Session, Call on Voters to Remember Immoral Bills at the Voting Booth
FOR PLANNING PURPOSES
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
MEDIA CONTACT
Austin Schuler, aschuler@faithinpubliclife.org, 540-280-3393
Black Georgia Pastors and Activists Respond to End of Legislative Session, Call on Voters to Remember Immoral Bills at the Voting Booth
Press Conference Tuesday at 1 p.m.
Atlanta, GA - On Tuesday, April 5, at 1 p.m. Georgia pastors and activists will come together virtually to respond to the end of Georgia’s legislative session.
On Monday, April 4, Georgia’s legislative session will come to a close. This session was marked by contentious bills that attempted to further suppress the right to vote, vindictive schemes that looked to punish our state’s teachers for teaching their students facts and a host of other important proposals. Georgia leaders are coming together to rally Georgians to respond to the bills that will be headed to Governor Brian Kemp’s desk and ask voters to remember this session as they head to the voting booth for primary elections in May and a general election in November.
WHAT:
Press Conference with Georgia Pastors and Activists
WHEN:
Tuesday, April 5, at 1 p.m.
WHERE:
Zoom - Register Here
WHO:
Rev. Timothy McDonald, First Iconium Baptist Church, Atlanta
Rev. Lee May, Transforming Faith Church, Decatur
Fenika Miller, Black Voters Matter
Dr. Brenda Smith, Presbytery of Atlanta Peace and Global Witness Partnership
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