News from the Black Community of Gwinnett County Georgia.
The Municipal Court of Lawrenceville, Georgia, is offering amensty for uppaid warrants now through November 30, 2018. This Warrant Amnesty Program is for unpaid “failure to appear” and “probation violation” …
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This is a reprint written by Kimberly Foster, guest writer for Huffington Post. When I went to bed on the night of the 2018 midterm elections, I was heartbroken. Yes, the …
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Carolyn Bourdeaux, Democratic U.S. House nominee in Georgia’s 7th District, made a move late Sunday evening that caught Democrats, Republicans, and the press off guard. Click here to view original …
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Once again, majority of white women – 59% – voted for Republicans during the mid-term elections 2018. As Jemele Hill asked, “So given then numers, who is the real face …
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The Georgia Secretary of State and Gubernatorial Republican Candidate Brian Kemp has crowned himself Governor of Georgia before all votes have been counted and certification of the election. Yet everyone …
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The mid-term elections on Tuesday, November 7, 2018 was anticipated by all. Would there be a blue or red wave? With record numbers of voters across Georgia, this voting cycle …
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BREAKING NEWS: GDOT Is Working for Kemp Removing Abrams’ Signs October 31, 2018 – Barnesville, GA :: Are we in a third-world country waiting on the United States to …
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This is an exert from the upcoming book, “Peeling Back the Vidalia Onion of Georgia Politics” written by Cheryle Renee Moses, Democratic candidate for Georgia State Senator District 9 in …
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There was a win for Democratics in the Georgia voter supression war. Last week a federal judge ordered Brian Kemp, Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate, and current Secretary of State to …
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Gwinnett County has a long history of voter suppression and gerrymandering. With the world watching Georgia Governor’s race with Brian Kemp, the Republican candidate, heading the Secretary of State Office, …
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