Jon Ossoff has a dream – to make sure anyone who studies at a historically Black college or university, or a public college, graduates with
Jon Ossoff’s walk-on music? “SpottieOttieDopaliscious” When’s the last time you voted for a White guy who knew anything about hip-hop? Yeah, Jon Ossoff probably isn’t
Georgia’s runoff races for the U.S. Senate could shift that chamber’s balance of power. Rolling out’s Editor-at-Large Rashad Richey talks with Democratic nominee Jon Ossoff
The Summer of 2020 will go down in history for young Black voters as the Bloody Sunday of their generation, predicts Jon Ossoff, the Democratic
Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020, began with an overcast sky, but by noon the sun was shining on those gathering at Freedom Park in Atlanta to
Mary Pat Hector, Georgia Coordinator for Black Youth Vote, says it is not too late for youth to be trained to be poll workers and
Felicia Davis provides three things all voters should know when they go to the polls on November 3rd. Ms. Davis is the convener for Clayton
Dr. Jamal Bryant, the Senior Pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Metro-Atlanta, discusses the open letter of support from over 100 clergies for
Now more than ever it is time to vote. Ms. Cora Masters Barry, took a seat at the table to talk about the 14th annual
Ms. Cora Masters Barry, took a seat at the table to talk about the Democratic and Republican conventions, along with mentorship and books. Special guest,
The ACLU of Georgia released a report stating, The State of Georiga Likely Removed Nearly 200,000 Citizens from the Voter Rolls Who Never Moved. Executive
