EXTENDED PLAY: Spaceships on Bankhead
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Your weekly ATL politics briefing, June 25
King, Sylvia, and Aja are back. Stop Cop City, a federal lawsuit against Georgia voter suppression, and debunking false narratives are what’s on the menu.
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Your weekly Atlanta politics briefing, June 18
King, Sylvia, and Aja are back for a (shorter) Atlanta news and politics briefing with notes and reflections on Juneteenth, the latest news in city council & its decision to Joyce Sheperd’s latest ordinance, local activism efforts to defend the…
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Report: Atlanta City Council holds ordinance to lease land to Atlanta Police Foundation
Councilmember Sheperd holds brief press conference at police precinct during council meeting, absent during portions of public comment ATLANTA — During today’s finance executive committee meeting in Atlanta City Council, council members reviewed Joyce Sheperd’s newly introduced ordinance, 21-O-0367, which
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Ep. 41: Attorney Gerald Griggs & HB 286
Today, Aja is joined by Attorney Gerald Griggs of NAACP Atlanta to discuss Georgia’s House Bill 286 — a Georgia Republican bill that seeks to suppress and outlaw defund the police movements in local communities. The bill is expected to be enacted on…
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Your weekly Atlanta politics briefing, June 11
King, Sylvia, & Aja are back for another round-up of the latest week in Atlanta politics and elections. Kasim Reed has officially announced his candidacy for mayor, Atlanta City Council voted unanimously in support of an increased police budget, we…
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