Op-Ed: Labor Day means something different to me
“A privately owned world can never be a free world and a society based upon warring classes cannot stand.” - ...
Tag: 2020 Turbulence
Interview: Joyce Barlow returns to fight for the Georgia Representative seat in HD 151
Following a narrow loss to Republican incumbent Gerald Greene in 2018, Democratic candidate returns for a seat in the House ...
Op-Ed: Centrism, the politics of insufferability
Anatomy of a 1911’, courtesy of C&RSenal The ongoing presidential election in the United States continuously leads me to one ...
Feature: What you need to know about voting in Georgia during the pandemic
A comprehensive guide to voting in Georgia as we near the most important election in our nation’s history under oppressive ...
The Golden Faucet: how Citizens United bought and sold America
Source: © Jesse Springer via CartoonStock Every election year in America, political candidates discuss campaign finance laws and attack each ...
Letter from the Editor: Where the donations for this publication goes; funding transparency
During this time of grand reckoning we’re all bearing witness to in 2020, one thing is abundantly clear: there is ...
Op-Ed: Looking ahead at the City of Atlanta’s “Water Boys” crackdown
A protest sign stating the need to support the Atlanta "water boys." Source: CBS 46 in Atlanta reporting on protesters ...
The Sheep in Wolves’ Clothing
Editor's note: This piece was co-authored by three different writers located in three different cities who have chosen to stay ...
Georgia’s SB 402, explained
This piece was co-authored by Aja Arnold, Lizzie Booher, and Victoria Kidd Another bill aimed to criminalize Black and Brown ...
Op-Ed: Sins of the Father
The late Thomas Hofeller with his daughter, Stephanie, in a 1970s family photo taken in California. Source: NPR. Photo courtesy ...