The nation is alarmed by the bill’s provisions criminalizing activities like providing water to voters in long lines — but the bill contains plenty of other provisions that warrant sustained attention ATLANTA — What has arguably been one of the […]
The dangers of SB 202, Georgia’s latest voter suppression bill Read More »
Georgia state legislature’s bill seeks to limit city government, expand state powers, and weaken cities’ ability to adjust police budgets to fund community programs This piece was co-authored by K.A. Bond and J. Burnett. ATLANTA — On Feb. 24, the
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An editorialized rundown of events pertaining to the Black Lives Matter movement in Atlanta This past week was a bit of whirlwind and there’s a lot of ground to cover. We’ve compiled the highlights from this weekend into one place
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Updates on the COVID-19 pandemic as it continues to evolve in Georgia On Mon., March 16, the Georgia General Assembly convened to ratify the Governor\’s call to declare a State of Emergency in Georgia. After nearly eight hours, the Senate
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Just over a year since Georgia’s excruciating gubernatorial race brought in its ultimate results—former Secretary of State Brian Kemp securing just over 54,000 votes more than former Minority Leader Stacey Abrams—Rep. Bee Nguyen of House District 89 hosted a voting
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