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HR 1189

The Links, Incorporated; Georgia Links Day at the capitol; 02/02/26; recognize

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Carolyn Hugley and 2 co-sponsors

Georgia House resolution recognizes Links, Incorporated and designates a state Capitol day honoring the Black professional women's service organization.

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Bill Summary · HR 1189

Legislative bill overview

HR 1189 is a ceremonial resolution recognizing Links, Incorporated and designating a specific day at the Georgia State Capitol to honor the organization. The bill was introduced and adopted on February 2, 2026, by representatives Carolyn Hugley, Tanya Miller, and Inga Willis.

Why is this important

Links, Incorporated is a national service organization for Black professional women focused on community engagement and philanthropic work. While ceremonial in nature, such recognitions affirm legislative acknowledgment of community organizations and their contributions to civic life.

Potential points of contention

  • Limited substantive impact: As a ceremonial resolution, the bill creates no new policy, funding, or enforceable obligations
  • Selective recognition: Some may question whether the Legislature's time and resources are appropriately used for ceremonial recognitions versus substantive legislation
  • Representation questions: Critics might note whether similar recognition is extended equitably to other civic organizations across demographic groups

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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