News from the Black Community of Gwinnett County Georgia.
by Liz Essley Whyte, Reporter A document prepared for the White House Coronavirus Task Force but not publicized suggests more than a dozen states should revert to more stringent protective …
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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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by Alex Ellerbeck American University Fellow | Liz Essley Whyte Reporter Scientists expressed dismay Friday that the Trump administration had not publicly released a document the Center for Public Integrity posted a day …
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Racism is vibrant at Collins Hill High School in Gwinnett County. The school will print new, revised 2019-20 yearbooks. Principal Kerensa Wing issued an apology for what she described as a …
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Several employers with job openings are attending a virtual job fair hosted by Gwinnett Cares and Goodwill of North Georgia. Employers include Amazon, MARTA, PTL Trucking, Schneider, Around the Town …
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Kathryn Kranhold Contributing Reporter | Chris Zubak-Skees Data Editor Small Business Administration released the loan data after Public Integrity and other news organizations sued the agency. The majority of lenders …
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BREAKING NEWS: Cheryle Renee Moses, Democratic Candidate for Georgia State Senate District 9, Demands an Election Do Over UPDATE: July 4, 2020 – Georgia law allows for correction of absentee …
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Racism is at the forefront of all conversations today in this country. America was built upon racism and is a part of all systems and structures. In order to eliminate …
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A Gwinnett County principal said Wednesday that she is investigating how a racist photograph ended up in the 2020 yearbook that was distributed to students this week. The photograph shows …
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We all knew Governor Brian Kemp was a liar and cheater, now we know that he and his administration are playing with the lives of Georgia residents during the COVID-19 …
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