LGBTQ Houseless Voters in Atlanta Say They’ve Been Disproportionately Affected by Criminalization and Voting Laws

Aubri Escalera, dark brown hair tied in a bun, light brown skin, wearing a v neck black dress with a elaborate blue necklace. Rep. Park Cannon, light brown braids woven into darker brown braids, she has Darker brown skin, and is wearing colorful frame glasses, wears a Black and white patterned suit and skirt combo with a pink shirt. She wears a pearl necklace and stands next to Victor Jackson wearing a black leather jacket and pink shirt while he is hugs City Councilperson Liliana Bakhtiari who has curly brown hair with fair brown skin and wears a light colored shirt under a lapeled jacket and brown pants. Both smile brightly standing outside the Council Chambers

As part of its education and advocacy programming across the country, the GLAAD Media Institute, GLAAD’s training, research and consulting division, convened a meeting with local leaders and community advocates in Atlanta, hosted by the City of Atlanta at Atlanta’s City Hall. Attendees who complete a program or session with the GLAAD Media Institute are … Continue reading LGBTQ Houseless Voters in Atlanta Say They’ve Been Disproportionately Affected by Criminalization and Voting Laws

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