A look at the juncture of critical race theory in education and elections GEORGIA — Even while the federal government declared Juneteenth a federal holiday on June 17, the United States is far from the idealistic claims that majority-white Georgia …
ATLANTA — On Thurs., March 25, Gov. Brian Kemp signed SB 202, Georgia’s newest voter suppression bill, alongside six white male legislators underneath a framed image of a plantation. While Kemp signed the bill behind closed doors, which is against …
The voter empowerment bills that didn’t make it in Georgia Read More »
Informative pieces in this article were written in collaboration with Georgia 55 Project. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of the Georgia 55 Project or the Mainline as a whole. ATLANTA — Here we are, folks. …
Op-Ed: Your Atlanta general election cheat sheet Read More »
A look into what\’s at risk if the ongoing Republican lawsuit succeeds — and what Georgians can expect more of if Loeffler holds on to her seat following this year\’s special election in the Senate ATLANTA — Today, …
Report: Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler votes in support of anti-health care lawsuit Read More »
Following a narrow loss to Republican incumbent Gerald Greene in 2018, Democratic candidate returns for a seat in the House in this year’s election ALBANY, GA. — Joyce Barlow is making her second run against longtime incumbent Republican Gerald Greene …
Interview: Joyce Barlow returns to fight for the Georgia Representative seat in HD 151 Read More »
A comprehensive guide to voting in Georgia as we near the most important election in our nation’s history under oppressive federal and state administrations, questions arise in Georgia concerning absentee ballots and current voter suppression efforts Updated: Mon., Aug. 31, …
What you need to know about voting in Georgia during the pandemic Read More »
A look into how recent gun violence in Atlanta has been politicized in an attempt to discredit and dispel the Black Lives Matter movement “At a time like this, scorching irony, not convincing argument, is needed.” — Frederick Douglass, “What …
Voting is still a thing you should do and is another form of protest Published: June 4, 2020, 11:29 p.m.Updated: June 4, 2020, 10:49 a.m. to include further research conducted in the U.S. Senate race in Georgia. It’s been 10 …
The story of Brooks County and the Quitman 10+2 Content warning: This article contains descriptions of racial violence. There\’s an underlying illness in Georgia resting in small, rural counties outside of Atlanta’s perimeter. While these smaller counties on their own …
Opinion: Inherent Racism Continues in Present Day Politics Read More »
This article is co-written by Miles Jenson and Aja Arnold. “Nobody wants to talk about it,” a convenience store cashier in Cuthbert, Ga., told us when asked about voting poll consolidations and voter suppression in Randolph County. “Look where we …
