Politics
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Top U.S. Companies Urge Supreme Court To Uphold Affirmative Action
Over 80 companies like Apple, Bayer, Verizon, General Electric, and Microsoft tout affirmative action as a way to strengthen the workforce.
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Wisconsin School District Bars Employees from Pride Flags and Preferred Pronouns
Now teachers and administrators can’t be their authentic selves in the classroom because it’s too “political.”
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Detroit Primary Likely Means No Black Representation For First Time Since 1955
State Rep. Shri Thanedar's primary win has started up a discussion about the dilution of Black voting power in Michigan
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Stacey Abrams Criticizes Gov. Brian Kemp Over the Nixing of Music Midtown
Canceling the music festival could cost Georgia more than $50 million in revenue
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Arizona AG Refutes Claims That Dead People Voted In 2020 Presidental Election
GOP-lead audit by Cyber Ninjas claimed that up to 282 dead people voted for Arizona for President Biden in 2020
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Herschel Walker Finally Agrees To Debate Sen. Raphael Warnock In His Hometown
The first debate between the two Georgia senate candidates is set for October 14th in Savannah, Georgia
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Republicans Lose Court Challenge to Mail-In Voting in PA
Now the GOP wants smoke with Black voters in front of SCOTUS
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Blowin’ Money Fast: Shaun King’s PAC Paid Over $40K For Guard Dog
The dog was later returned for having "too much energy."
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Georgia Ethics Commission Move Cases Ahead Against Abrams-Backed Groups
The ethics commission claims The New Georgia Project and the New Georgia Project Action Fund violated disclosure laws in 2018.