Voices of Georgia

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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New Dutch Consul in Atlanta is Making the Business Case for LGBTQ Inclusion Ard van der Vorst ~ Dutch Consul General of Atlanta

Transgender Fire Chief Hopes Visibility Will Send the Message: We Can Do The Job, And Deserve Protections Rachel Mosby ~ Byron, Georgia

Gay Couple in Georgia Denied Service By Landscaper: “I Always Turn Them Down” Colton Southworth • Sandy Springs, GA

Fatherhood is the “Most Rewarding, Fulfilling” Job, Even in The Face of Discrimination Richard Kalasky & Carlos Hill ~ Cherokee County

Fathers Say They Can’t Shy Away from Discussing Discrimination with Their Children Rob and Clay Calhoun

Atlanta Family: Parenting is Harder When You Can Legally Be Targeted for Discrimination Darryl Holloman & Glyn Williams ~ Atlanta

An LGBT-Inclusive Civil Rights Law Would Provide “Peace of Mind” for These Dads Derek & Donnie Broussard-Cormier ~ DeKalb County

Transgender Law Enforcement Officer Finds Community Acceptance, But Says That Can’t Replace Legal Protections Anna Lange ~ Central Georgia

Feroza Syed is Ready to Start A Family—But Because She is Transgender, Discrimination May Stand in The Way Feroza Syed ~ Atlanta

Mother of a Transgender Child in Georgia: You Are As You Were Meant to Be Amanda Dewis & Family ~ Johns Creek

Chosen Family Is A Gift LGBT People Can Give Themselves This Holiday Season Rev. Kim Sorrells ~ Reconciling Ministries Network