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Rally at the GA Capitol today to Demand an End to VA Cuts

This Veterans Day we are taking to the streets to defend veterans’ services and VA workers! Billionaires like Trump are carrying out an all...

Atlanta Neighborhood Collective Launches to Accelerate Neighborhood Investment and Opportunity Across Atlanta

New nonprofit will advance Mayor Andre Dickens’ Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative; Donovan Lee-Sin named inaugural executive director. The City of Atlanta and the Atlanta Committee for...

Keisha Lance Bottoms To Govern State Where Her Great-Great-Grandfather Was Enslaved

Keisha Lance Bottoms made history as the first Black woman elected governor in the U.S. Her victory carries a personal connection to Georgia, where her great-great-grandfather was enslaved and valued at $1,400 in an 1860 inventory.

Ben Crump and Harry Daniels to Join Family for Major Announcement in Case of Black Teenager Killed by GA Cop

The family of Zadarious Dorsey, the Black Newnan teenager who was shot and killed by an officer with the Newnan Police Department (NPD) earlier...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and Bishop T.D. Jakes headline Champion of Change, a T7 event

Bishop T.D. Jakes and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Headline Champion of Change Reception as T7 Summit Brings Nationally Recognized Talent to Atlanta The T.D. Jakes...

HISTORY MADE: Keisha Lance Bottoms Becomes First Black Woman Elected Governor in American History

History has been made in Georgia. Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta, has been elected governor of Georgia, becoming the first Black woman in American history to win the highest executive office in any state. Bottoms' victory over Republican businessman Rick Jackson represents a defi

Penny Brown Reynolds Makes History as First Black Woman Elected Georgia Secretary of State

Penny Brown Reynolds has been elected as Georgia's secretary of state, defeating Republican Tim Fleming to become the first Black woman to hold the position by election.

Jon Ossoff Wins Reelection to U.S. Senate in Georgia, Defeating Republican Mike Collins

Jon Ossoff Wins Reelection to U.S. Senate in Georgia, Defeating Republican Mike Collins Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff has won reelection in Georgia, defeating Republican challenger Mike Collins in one of the nation's closely watched Senate contests, according to a race call by the Associated Pres

Black Georgians, especially young Black Georgians, voted in record numbers

Early Voting has surged among Black Georgians, spanning age, gender, and region Senator Jon Ossoff is heading into Election Day with overwhelming strength following the...

Develop Fulton Propels $107.6 Million GuildHouse Development Foward

Mixed-use project transforms long-vacant Atlanta property, infuses $12.4 million in community investments Develop Fulton Board of Directors approved a bond inducement resolution supporting Project GuildHouse,...
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