News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
Students ages 15-18 must apply no later than April 21, 2023 The Gwinnett County Junior District Attorney and Investigator Mentorship Program grants participants the opportunity to achieve hands-on knowledge and …
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Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) will be joining a group of 103 higher education institutions across the country that will explore ways to promote diversity and inclusiveness in STEM education. The …
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By ill Will | Photo: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images In November, Quavo, the Migos rapper, supported the Gwinnett community with a turkey giveaway for Thanksgiving despite laying to rest his nephew …
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Every day that an African-American/Black person wakes up, there is a duality of life. First is fighting the challenges of life itself as a human, and second, fighting the challenges …
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Incidents of violence as a whole are soaring throughout US, and Gwinnett County is no different. That is why a ‘Code Red’ meeting was held in Gwinnett to address the …
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Black Gwinnett Magazine endorses @nakitahemingway! We encourage you to vote for #NakitaHemingway today for GA Agriculture Commissioner. Go to your voting location, and let your voice be heard! Check for …
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Calling all content creators! Submit today to the 21st Urban Mediamakers Film Festival. Deadline September 10, 2022 with the following categories of competition. Advertising/Marketing Campaign AfroFuturism – Black Sci-Fi, Fantasy …
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Yesterday as I was driving down Beaver Ruins Road in Lilburn, Georgia, I saw a Black man sitting in a chair with a large amount of belongings on the side …
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By Jovonne Ledet White models and people with British accents will soon be barred from being featured on ads in Nigeria, The Times reports. The advertising regulator in Nigeria has recently moved to impose a …
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According to Gwinnett County government, more than $441 million of COVID-19 federal funding has been used to respond to the public health emergency and mitigate the economic impact it has …
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