Georgia Governor Brian Kemp sent a letter to the state board of education last week asking members to take “immediate steps” to ensure public schools are not teaching Critical Race Theory. Anthony Michael Kreis, an assistant professor at Georgia State University’s College of Law, joined WABE’s “Morning Edition” to define the polarizing curriculum.
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Immigration Attorney Office Opens in Tifton, GA, headed by Amna Shirazi
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TIFTON, Ga., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Amna Shirazi, an award-winning Atlanta immigration lawyer who practices in immigration court, opened an office in Tifton at the beginning of March. Shirazi owns and runs an existing, successful law office in Atlanta, Shirazi Immigration Law, and is expanding her office to the city of Tifton, in order to serve a region (South Georgia) she believes to be underserved when it comes to immigration law.
Amna Shirazi s goal for the new branch is to bring the five-star attorney experience of Shirazi Law to the more rural areas of South Georgia.
The candidate for lieutenant governor claims the label “gay” is defamatory but court precedent has long protected anonymous critiques of politicians.
Virginia Delegate Glenn Davis is asking a court to unmask the sender of an anonymous text message that called him gay. (Facebook image via Courthouse News)
NORFOLK, Va. (CN) A candidate for the Republican nomination in Virginia’s lieutenant governor race has asked a state judge to unmask whoever anonymously sent an unsigned text message to registered voters calling him gay.
In a lawsuit filed in Norfolk Circuit Court Tuesday, Republican Delegate Glenn Davis, who represents Virginia Beach, said a text message calling him a “gay Democrat” amounts to defamation. In a subpoena filed alongside the claim, he’s asking telecommunications company Onvoy, LLC, to share information that could identify the text’s author.