The Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce has issued a statement urging the legislature to pass SB 622, which enhances penalties for crimes committed on account of hatred of various classes of people.
It notes Arkansas is one of only three states without such a law.
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“We work hard to make sure Arkansas is known as one of the best places to do business, live, and visit,” said Randy Zook, President and CEO of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries of Arkansas. “Employers looking to create jobs, and employees looking to locate value equity and inclusion. They want to ensure they’re choosing a state that is welcoming and safe for their families. We ARE that state, and we must make it known,” said Zook.
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