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Council votes nondiscrimination and equity law package forward
Hearing airs religious differences on LGBTQ acceptance
Because of COVID-19 space limitations, people gather outside Statesboro City Hall to lean in and watch a livestream of the public discussion over the proposed Nondiscrimination and Equity Ordinance on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Because of COVID-19 space limitations, people gather outside Statesboro City Hall to lean in and watch a livestream of the public discussion over the proposed Nondiscrimination and Equity Ordinance on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
After hearing arguments from local citizens – including some on both sides speaking from religious convictions – Statesboro City Council on Tuesday morning unanimously voted the main part of a proposed city nondiscrimination law forward to a second reading.
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