I am proud to be someone who is fighting for voting rights, because I have been a small business owner. I have been a tax attorney. I'm an aunt to six young kids, who need good education and need hope and opportunity who live in the state of Georgia.
Stacey Abrams discusses her commitment to fighting for voting rights and the importance of education and opportunity for children in Georgia.
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I am strongly pro-choice because I understand that this is about freedom. This is about access. And this is about a right for women to choose her future.
Where we stood in Georgia prior to Brian Kemp was a 20-week ban, that I also found deeply objectionable. But what Brian Kemp has done is go so far afield that 72% of women — 72% of Georgians disagree with what we have right now, which is almost a total ban.
This is a hard right, he is a hard right, religious extremist who has decided to force women either into pregnancy or into jail.
In 2020, black American women did what we were made to do and drag democracy back into the light and make sure that the will of the American people was heard.
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