Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford became the first mayor in Georgia to advocate for the Equal Rights Amendment during the annual Georgia NOW conference in August.
Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford (right) with Virginia NOW President Lisa Sales during the Georgia NOW annual State Conference in August.
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STOCKBRIDGE — A Henry County mayor is furthering his stance on topics surrounding equal rights and gender equality.
Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford recently attended the Georgia NOW annual state conference hosted by President Triana Arnold-James with other Henry County officials where he joined forces with advocates for the newly organized Mayors for the Equal Rights Act.
Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford became the first mayor in Georgia to advocate for the Equal Rights Amendment during the annual Georgia NOW conference in August.
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