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Georgia Civil Rights Groups to hold sheriffs accountable at the polls

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GA Civil Rights Groups Aim to Advance Racial Justice, Hold Sheriffs Accountable at the Polls Georgia NAACP, New Georgia Project, GLAHR and Advancement Project National Office launch TransformGeorgia.org to educate voters about local sheriff elections and impact the future of policing in the Peach State. ATLANTA – Georgia voters will elect dozens of sheriffs into … Continued

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