News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
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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In the fight against racism/white supremacy, we need white allies to speak directly to white people. Thank you Anne Hathaway for speaking up and out against white silence. Read the …
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Principal refuses to allow first black valedictorian from giving speech before — then Rochester City Hall intervened Reprint from New York Daily News, written by Joseph Barracato. Jaisaan Lovett graduated …
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Georgia Officer Fired After Purposely Hitting Fleeing Black Man With Police Car A reprint written by Breanna Edwards for The Root. Taylor Saulters Photo: Athens-Clarke County Police Department (Facebook) An …
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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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“ This bill will be received as yet another attack on these communities and threatens to exacerbate what is already a discriminatory system of mass incarceration in this country.” The …
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