News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
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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Group Is Putting Action Behind Their Anti-Racism Awareness Lawrenceville, GA – “Come Meet A Black Person” (CMABP), a worldwide leader in anti-racism activism and training, today announced the launch of …
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It’s devastating to see our leaders so willing to put our children, teachers, staff members, and our loved ones in harm’s way during the middle of a pandemic. Numbers across …
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Reading is the passport needed to get on the train to freedom. Our goal in Gwinnett County Schools should be to turn around the many reasons why Black boys hate …
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Dear Governor Kemp, At the onset of the decision you made to reopen Georgia, I wanted to believe that this was due to the economy. However, you made it clear …
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MeidasTouch’s latest video, #LeaveMeALoan asks a simple but crucial question that must not go unanswered — where did the money intended to support our small businesses go? More specifically, with …
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The U.S. celebrates this Independence Day amid nationwide protests and calls for systemic reforms. In this short film, five young descendants of Frederick Douglass read and respond to excerpts of …
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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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Loser of the week is The Georgia Gang TV Show that aired on Sunday, May 27, 2018. Dick Williams and Phil Kent – both white – are conservatives and showed their Trump-aligned views …
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National Membership Drive: 100,000 Action Members! National Action Network (NAN) has starting a chapter in Gwinnett County, Georgia, lead by Cheryle Moses, BeJai Aidoo and Kassandra Williams. NAN is one of …
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