Kemp ran ads touting how his grandfather, a powerful State Senator, courageously fought for desegregation. The Congressman tells how Kemp first ran for State Senate in a district with many Black voters. Kemp finds make-believe history politically beneficial. While he plays himself as a self-made “small businessman,” in fact, young Brian waltzed into a multi-million dollar family construction business that cashed in on government contracts. Wealth arrived for Kemp on a silver spoon. Kemp’s cousin, Janie Banse, who believes it’s time for her family to ‘fess up to history, the uncensored history of Georgia, Jim Crow and the advantages enjoyed by those accustomed to rule, advantages that remain today.įormer US Congressman Bob Barrow told this reporter that, throughout Kemp’s life, the Governor been cosseted by political connections. My question for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation: Is it divisive, under the law, to state the fact that the Kemp Dynasty’s power and privileges are sourced in human trafficking? Fake windows, fake history This April, Kemp signed HB1178, the so-called “Parents Bill of Rights” and a companion bill that makes it darn difficult for any schoolteacher in the Peach State to teach uncensored history and keep their job.Īs Kemp noted in his signing ceremony, the law “will ban the teaching of divisive concepts” and, as a gleeful local newscaster said, “would make it easier to ban books.” Nor is he responsible for the horrors perpetrated by his long-dead ancestors.īut Kemp, who fanatically avoids association with his dark origins-has gone so far as to ensconce historical amnesia into law. Let’s be clear: Brian Kemp did not bring enslaved humans to Georgia. Governor Brian Kemp’s Family Brought Slavery to Georgia

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