Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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“I’m running for Georgia Public Service Commission, a job you probably never heard of and may not think is important. I’m here to tell you that it is important, especially to fight climate change.” Daniel Blackman The nation has Georgia
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We're excited to introduce you to cofounder and Executive Director of the New Georgia Project, Nse Ufot,named a "Woman of Color in Politics to Watch" for 2020 by Elle.
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Viewers of SUPPRESSED in Georgia 2 weeks ago were shocked at the depth and breadth of voter suppression in the state they thought they knew.
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Fair Fight is holding a phone bank--both in person in Atlanta and virtually--on Thursday to contact voters in danger of being purged.
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A test Georgia voting system failed and cannot be installed in March without major meltdown. This horrible idea has to be stopped.
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November 3 is one year out from the biggest election of our lives. Registering Democrats in targeted battlegrounds is how we save our democracy.
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It got “real” in the Atlanta streets today (September 27, 2019) when at least 19 eco-activists were arrested for setting up human roadblocks at high traffic intersections. Their goal was to
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We continue last episode’s conversation around community and housing with guest is Alison Johnson, the executive director of the Housing Justice League and Peoplestown resident. Alison talks about the work HJL does in
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Download | iTunes | Spotify Sophy and Kelly talk to Mariah Parker, Athens-Clarke County Commissioner for District 2 in Georgia. They discuss Mariah’s unusual path to politics, via rapping and a PhD program and why she
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Carolyn Bourdeaux came within 433 votes of unseating her GOP opponent in GA-07 - the narrowest result of the midterms. In 2020, her team intends to win.
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If winning the White House is one of your goals for 2020, then winning the Electoral College is how you achieve the goal. As much as I’d prefer that we go by
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