A “March on Georgia” demanding an end systemic racism in the criminal justice system and voter suppression in the state was underway in Atlanta.
Antiracism protesters march on Georgia state capital
Donald Trump, who has been lambasted for his response to the nationwide antiracism protests, did not comment on the death of Brooks over the weekend. On Monday, he defended his record on race, saying …
‘We Are Done Dying’: Protesters March On Georgia Capitol
Protesters were marching on the Georgia state capitol on Monday after the fatal shooting of a black man by a white police officer sparked further public outrage over the deaths of African-Americans at …
Thousands of demonstrators at Georgia Capitol as legislature reconvenes
We are going to take over the Capitol every single day until they do their job,” the Rev. James Woodall, president of the Georgia NAACP told the crowd. Atlanta Hawks Head Coach Lloyd Pierce addressed …
Stacey Abrams Breaks Down Georgia’s (Latest) Election Meltdown
“When you break the machinery of democracy for some, you break it for everyone, and that’s really what we saw.” …
Kenny Chesney and Florida Georgia Line announce new dates for tour, including Milwaukee stop
Previously purchased tickets for the Miller Park stop initially scheduled for 2020 will be honored. Refunds are available until July 15.
Plaintiff Gerald Bostock ‘Elated’ After Supreme Court LGBTQ Victory. Now His Case Returns to Georgia.
LGBTQ discrimination ruling bears plaintiff Gerald Bostock’s name. He tells The Daily Beast he is “thrilled,” and that the fight goes on.
Georgia Power receives StormReady® Supporter certification by the National Weather Service
PRNewswire/ — The National Weather Service (NWS) in Peachtree City has recognized Georgia Power as a StormReady …
NAACP Leads ‘March on Georgia’ After Rayshard Brooks Shot by Atlanta Police
Protesters took to the streets in the ‘March on Georgia’ demonstration at the state Capitol on Monday after the fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks by police.
Georgia lawmakers back Monday after three-month COVID-19 hiatus
The Georgia General Assembly returns Monday after a three-month coronavirus pandemic suspension facing more than $2 billion in spending cuts, a debate over hate-crimes legislation and likely thousands …