Month: July 2021

photo by Gloria Tatum Georgia is the poster child for voter suppression that other states have copied. So far over 400 bills have been introduced in state capitals and 28 voter suppression bills have been passed to become law.   The United States Rules Committee came to Georgia for its first Field Hearing in 20 years … Continue reading U.S. Rules Committee Comes To Georgia To Protect Voting Rights

Atlantans Greet Anti-Blockade Caravan https://youtu.be/28li118MxCM 9 Minutes Atlantans greet Seattle-based Carlos Lazo and his companions on their 1,300 mile trek from Miami to Washington DC to ask President Biden to stop the US blockade on Cuba. This trek is part of an anti-blockade Bicycle and Car Caravan movement taking place in cities throughout the US … Continue reading End the U.S. Blockade on Cuba

Written by Estevan Hernandes *.......... On July 4, the newly formed Atlanta Homeless Union set up an encampment on the front lawn of City Hall to protest the horrendous conditions that homeless, poor and working-class people are subject to. It sought to expose the housing crisis in Atlanta, ongoing for decades, unaddressed by the city … Continue reading Atlanta’s Homeless Form Union And Occupy City Hall, Demands Met With Arrests