News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
by Wesley Lowery for GQ.com How the murder of Timothy Coggins was finally solved. Griffin, Georgia — In the final weeks of her life, Viola Coggins-Dorsey saw into the future. The …
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Reprint from US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health | January 2002 The American Psychiatric Association has never officially recognized extreme racism (as opposed to ordinary prejudice) as …
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By Santura Pegram, Contributor, Black Gwinnett Magazine For the average black and/or brown-complexioned person living in the U.S. and tens of millions more living in other countries throughout the world, …
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Maddie Mcgarvey Kathy Newman raises a sign she brought to the rally in Bethel, Ohio, June 14. Hundreds of armed counterprotesters confronted peaceful demonstrators at a Black Lives Matter rally …
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With the COVID-19 pandemic taking up coverage of all news outlets, killing in Brunswick, Georgia took place in the broad daylight. A young 24-year-old Black man — Ahmaud Arbery – …
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Written by Kandist Millett | Reprinted from Blavity.com According to a 2018 Pew Research report, 77 percent of newsrooms are occupied by white journalists, with 48 percent being white men. This means …
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On Wednesday, November 13, 2019, Comcast/NBCUniversal is going before the Supreme Court of the United States to destroy the Civil Rights Bill of 1866. The company is asking SCOTUS to change …
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Rather than admit that slavery was an evil institution that The South fought to maintain, they reimagined the Confederate cause as a Godly, noble, and honorable one to maintain states’ rights.
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On November 6, 2018, Georgia governor’s election was stolen by the Republican party led by Brian Kemp as Secretary of State and overseeing his own election. The narrative is that …
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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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