The Peach State has adopted a program that has also popped up in other states: Individuals and corporations donate money to non-profit groups that in turn grant “scholarships” (a euphemism for vouchers) for tuition at religious and other private schools. The individual or person then receives a large tax credit for the donation.
The Southern Education Foundation recently issued a report noting that at least 115 religious schools in Georgia have policies that are anti-gay. Read more …
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