News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
Some against extending the $600 PUA are Stacia Familo-Hopek, Brewery Owner in Georgia | Mitch McConnell, USA Senate | Rachel Greszler, Heritage Foundation | Twelve Federal Reserve District Pollees | Larry …
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There’s been rampant speculation on the likelihood of an extension of federal unemployment benefits, especially in light of the pending expiration on July 31. But an important domino fell in …
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We are proud to launch BlackGwinnett Magazine in Gwinnett County, Georgia. Please support us, our communities and black businesses in Gwinnett county through advertisement, reading and discussing our articles, and …
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The irony of it all. A Georgia state flag – the original Confederate flag – is draped over the casket of the Rev. C.T. Vivian as he lies in state …
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Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce (GCBCC) is encouraging Black-owned businesses to apply for grants and loans for small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic provided by Gwinnett County. Deadline …
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by Scott Neuman – npr.org Georgia’s governor and the mayor of the state’s capital and largest city are at odds over COVID-19 restrictions, with Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announcing …
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Opinion Piece: Cheryle Renee Moses Suggested Reading: Gwinnett County Voter Registrar Staff Changed Absentee Ballots in Primary Election 2020 Attention Georgia Voters Did it not surprise you that the Republican …
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Why is this important? Over the span of seventeen weeks, more than 51 million Americans have filed unemployment claims across the country because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. …
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With Silence, Gwinnett Political and Business Leaders Insult Their Largest Minority Demographic – Black People The world is protesting the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks …
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by Betsy Hodges | Ms. Hodges was the mayor of Minneapolis from 2014 to 2018. Democrats have largely led big and midsize cities for much of the past half-century. Yet the …
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