The Nativity from an African American view
Article Photo by Eric Koch — Langston Hughes’ Broadway adaptation of ‘Black Nativity’ in 1962. Langston Hughes’ Broadway adaptation of ‘Black Nativity’ in 1962. The birth of a child is …
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Warnock Beats Walker in Georgia, Padding Dems’ Senate Edge
A reprint from Politico written by Brittany Gibson and Natalie Allison | 12/06/2022 The Democratic senator won a full six-year term. Sen. Raphael Warnock has defeated GOP challenger Herschel Walker …
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Georgia Runoff Voting on Saturday Moving Forward
A Georgia appeals court ruling on Monday means that counties can offer early voting this coming Saturday in the U.S. Senate runoff election between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican …
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Should Black People Celebrate Thanksgiving?
Kymone Freeman A reprint by Kymone Freeman #TeamEBONY | November 23, 2015 | #EBONYDebate Be Thankful! I remember the year I tried to boycott Thanksgiving. I was 19, entering that necessary but annoying …
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Young Black Voters Are Dominating the Georgia 2022 Midterms
By Char Adams for NBC News Clark Atlanta University Votes collaborated with fraternities and sororities on campus to host a voter registration dirve on September 20th, National Voter Registration Day. …
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Gwinnett School Superintendent’s Resigns from Cognia Board Service
Cognia, school district say there’s no conflict of interest despite complaints from parent group. Gwinnett County’s superintendent is now off the board of directors of the agency that accredits schools. …
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The Scary Reason White People Keep Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
The court emboldened racists to come out into the light by Allison Gaines for ReadCultured.com As millions of women are navigating a post-Roe America, some White people are openly celebrating …
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Abrams Raises $22 Million in Two Months, Far Outpacing Kemp
by Jared Gans for The Hill Stacey Abrams, Georgia’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee, raised more than three times the amount that her opponent, Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, raised during the months …
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Why Does Society Let Police Kill Citizens Under the Guise of Public Safety?
We’ve been fed a lie that police know best Modern-day policing is abusive, condescending, and ineffective. Police are nothing like the heroes your children see on Paw Patrol, and they certainly don’t …
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This Fourth of July, Truest Form of Patriotism is Reparations
By Erika D. Smith, Columnist, Los Angeles Times Fourth of July is canceled. Well, not really. But this year, of all years, it feels like it should be. I’m reminded …
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