Georgia On My Mind

The Democratic Party in Georgia has come a long way since the 1965 Voting Rights Act

“The concept of political equality...can mean only one thing—one person, one vote." ...

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Georgia On My Mind

The U.S. Needs to Protect Free and Fair Elections

Here’s how

When eight states and Washington, D.C., all held elections facing the dual challenges of Covid-19 and demonstrations protesting anti-Black violence prompted -- this time -- by the killing of George Floyd, we learned that cumbersome voting systems have become more fragile than ever. Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, and Maryland were unable to ...
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The U.S. Needs to Protect Free and Fair Elections

Still Fighting Jim Crow in Georgia

Stacey Abrams is not just battling Brian Kemp, she is battling history

In 1964, Clara Curtis worked as a poll watcher at her local Cobb County, Georgia precinct. She had been working to establish a Republican Party in a state where the Democratic party had a stranglehold on local and state politics. Curtis watched each voter drop a ballot into the wooden ...
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Still Fighting Jim Crow in Georgia