MACON, Ga. — Georgia First Lady Marty Kemp spoke at the Rotary Club in Macon Monday, pushing her initiative of combating human trafficking.
She talked with attendees about her work as First Lady to tackle the issue, seek justice for victims, and hold those responsible accountable.
Her husband, Governor Brian Kemp, is facing off against former Senator David Perdue in the Republican primary.
The First Lady says she's grateful for all the work that the Rotary Club has done to fight human trafficking.
Marty Kemp said, "I'm so excited to be here today in Macon with the Rotary Club just talking about human trafficking, one of my biggest initiatives, and knowing that there's such a strong force and participating in human trafficking and just want to come down here and thank them as well."