News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
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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And He’s Signed a Law that Makes Sure You Don’t Know It Georgia Governor Brian Kemp does not want you to know that it was his family that first brought …
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We encourage you to vote for #Alisha Thomas Searcy today for GA State Superintendent Go to your voting location, and let your voice be heard! Check for your polling location! Check …
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Black Gwinnett Magazine has always endorsed @StaceyAbrams for GA governor! We encourage you to vote for #StaceyAbrams today. Your vote is your voice. Go to your voting location, and let your voice be heard! …
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Black Gwinnett Magazine endorses @janiceforga! We encourage you to vote for #JaniceLawsRobinson today for GA Insurance Commissioner. Go to your voting location, and let your voice be heard! Check for …
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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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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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ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia takes center stage in Tuesday’s primary elections as Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger try to fight back challengers endorsed by former President …
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Black Gwinnett Magazine is endorsing Carolyn Bourdeaux for Congressional District 7 in the primary 2022 election that includes constituents in Gwinnett and Fulton Counties. Here are our reasons for supporting …
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By Sam Gringlas, WABE | NPR News Duluth, Georgia | In 2018, Democrat Marlene Fosque made history by becoming the first Black Gwinnett County Commissioner. Two years later, voters turned …
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