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Black organizers put us up on game last summer.
Herschel Walker's campaign finally removed a false claim from his website that claimed the U.S. Senate candidate “graduated from UGA with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.” The claim has been made elsewhere and gone uncorrected.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis introduced the "Stop Woke Act," racist and hypocritical proposed legislation that would allow parents to sue schools they believe are teaching Critical Race Theory. It'ss exactly why the term "woke" needs to be permanently scrubbed from the Caucasian lexicon.
Frank "Frankie" Little Jr, born and raised in Cleveland, was a guitarist and songwriter for The O’Jays in the mid-1960s.
Porter would have been 51 years old today. Take a look back at some of her best red carpet moments.
South Carolina Congressman and House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn is not only seeking re-election at the age of 81, but he is also all but daring any candidates to challenge him for the seat he's held for nearly the past three decades: "Come get it."
Rep. Tommy Benton, a Republican Georgia lawmaker who has defended the KKK and the institution of slavery, has announced that he will not be seeking re-election into the state legislature next year.
U.S. Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona's visit to "The Breakfast Club" touting the Biden Administration's purported dedication to HBCUs exposed his ignorance about the recent student-led protests at Howard University.
Meanwhile, Sen. Raphael Warnock remains focused on making good on his promises to all Georgians.
Can you guess which member of The Wu it was?
Continuing her remarks, Hutson said that holding leadership accountable is a part of her priorities for the office. She said that a progressive framework for office looks like equity and justice and takes care of people. For Hutson, there should be more focus on supporting people as they are re-entering the community instead of just allowing the system to crush people living at the margins.
Claiming she wanted to help Freeman, Trevian Kutti offered to help the embattled election worker if she would confess to non-existent fraud.