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The Doctor is In (City Hall)
Despite Atlanta City Council’s failure to close the Atlanta City Detention Center, as they voted in 2019 to do, the opposition to the lingering jail, along with the systemic ills it encapsulates, continues to grow. As evidenced by the increasing number of white coats…
Police militarize against peaceful protestors, ignore local opposition to a police training facility, as “Stop Cop City” movement gains momentum
The growing momentum of the “Stop Cop City” movement was evident by Wednesday, May 14th, the third day in a week of action against the construction of a military-grade police training facility in the South River Forest, when sixty-plus people showed up mid-work-week…
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Opinion: Progressive Infrastructure in Georgia must Recognize its Black Power
Opinion: The Devastating Impact of Federal Funding Cuts Illustrates a Systemic Attack on the Black Teacher Pipeline
The Peoples’ Power Union Wants a New Plan from Georgia Power
Opinion: The Fight for Equity and Justice in Georgia’s Education Will Need a United Approach
Able Mable Thomas, Founding Mother of the Reproductive Justice movement, tells her story
The first time Representative Mable “Able” Thomas boarded an airplane, she was 25 years old and heading from Atlanta to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. She would represent Jesse Jackson as a presidential delegate. As the five-star hotel rooms…
The Doctor is In (City Hall)
Despite Atlanta City Council’s failure to close the Atlanta City Detention Center, as they voted in 2019 to do, the opposition to the lingering jail, along with the systemic ills it encapsulates, continues to grow. As evidenced by the increasing number of white coats…
Police militarize against peaceful protestors, ignore local opposition to a police training facility, as “Stop Cop City” movement gains momentum
The growing momentum of the “Stop Cop City” movement was evident by Wednesday, May 14th, the third day in a week of action against the construction of a military-grade police training facility in the South River Forest, when sixty-plus people showed up mid-work-week…
