Debra Bazemore
Debra Bazemore was born in New York and lives in South Fulton, Georgia. Bazemore earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from Strayer University. Her career experience includes working as a chief of staff to a state senator. Bazemore founded Concerned Parents and has served as its president, the president of Old National Area Residents United, and the vice chair and chair of South Fulton United.
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Energy, Utilities & Environment: “As technology continues to evolve and shape how young people learn, it is critical that we take a closer look at both its benefits and its risks. I look forward to working with my legislative colleagues and hearing directly from families, educators and experts across Georgia as we explore ways to strengthen protections for online consumption and ensure safe and age-appropriate online environments for our youth.”
(Georgia House Press Office) Education: “HB 200 would take a step in the right direction toward improving literacy and writing skills in Georgia. I am hopeful for the Senate’s favorable consideration of this legislation during the 2026 session so that we can move this bill across the finish line.”
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