Gerald A. Griggs is an Atlanta attorney who was elected the 13th President of the State Conference of the Georgia NAACP by an overwhelming margin. Sixteen months
In the intricate tapestry of our democracy, the right to vote stands as a vital thread, intricately woven into the fabric of civic participation. Yet,
X has pledged to “protect our right to free speech.” The micro-blogging platform, owned by billionaire businessman Elon Musk, has revealed that it lent its
In the landscape of American democracy, the right to vote serves as the bedrock, offering a pathway to equal representation and active engagement in the
Kerry Washington has always been a prominent political advocate and has been involved in activism since her teenage years, but she was worried that her
There was a distant emptiness in the Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin’s eyes as he looked away while rocking his knee deeper into the neck
Per a projection by CNN, Joe Biden has been elected by the people of the United States as the 46th president. His resounding victory comes
It took 8 minutes and 46 seconds to shock the collective American conscious out of quarantine and into action. Eight minutes and 46 seconds of
In the James Baldwin movie I Am Not Your Negro, a line stands out to me as truth: “Integration came because consumer firms realized that Blacks had
Stacey Abrams’ fight to become the next governor of Georgia continues. On Nov. 14, Judge Steve C. Jones of the U.S. District Court for the Northern
By Frank Ski Dr. Martin Luther King once said, “America is morally sick.” I believe that now “America is politically sick,” and our very prized
By Erica Thomas and Lillie Mae Johnson The 2018 midterm election cycle has become the single most-watched election in almost a decade. Regardless of what
According to a new report from the Electoral Integrity Project, a collective effort between Harvard University and the University of Sydney, North Carolina can no longer be
At the time of his death, the fire in Dr. King’s belly was only beginning to rise. As you listen to this last segment, pay
As Dr. King matured in age and in his political critique, he began to see the future of the United States through glasses that didn’t
