News from the Black Community of Gwinnett County Georgia.
As an African American, the duality of existence is a constant companion. A world that simultaneously cherishes diversity and succumbs to discrimination has shaped our lives in profound ways. The …
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Fans frequently inquire why R&B singer and actor Jill Scott abstains from performing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at sports events. Her response stems from her connection to an alternative anthem, which …
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The culture wars have focused on DEI issues–and the battles are growing more intense as the U.S. presidential campaigns heat up. In a thought-provoking article on Fortune.com, Bill Novelli emphasizes …
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Children’s book author Maggie Tokuda-Hall was thrilled when Scholastic, a giant publishing company, wanted to license her book “Love in the Library” for use in classrooms. However, she turned the …
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Several middle school students in Gwinnett County are facing criminal charges for an alleged racially-motivated assault on a female student. According to police reports, the students repeatedly called her the …
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A bill that aims to increase state funding for private school tuition and home schooling has been passed by the House Education Committee in Georgia. Under the proposed legislation, students …
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A Black History Month Discussion Presented by ‘Come Meet A Black Person’ Anti-Racism Series Anti-Blackness refers to a range of negative attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors towards people of Black or …
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Born on March 18, 1935, in Chicago, Illinois, Frances Cress Welsing was a renowned African-American psychiatrist applauded for her work, “The Isis Papers.” She was the middle child of three …
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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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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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