By Kimberlee Smith On March 25, 2020, Gov. Brian Kemp signed House Bill 531 into law despite public outcry. Many believe the bill hearkens back to the Jim Crow era

By Atiya King  Ahhh! We can finally breathe now that Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp finally certified the state’s election. Joe Biden is the next President of the United States, and

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It’s your future. Now that the 2020 United States Presidential Election has been called for Vice President Joe Biden, all eyes are on Georgia. Here’s what you need to know

Philip Frowis, Leonardo Fagioli, and Victor Profit in Atlanta. Photo Credit: Philp Frowis Guest Editorial  Philip Frowis     As international students at Reinhardt University, we knew George W. Bush. We knew Barack

Photo via Twitter By Kimberlee Smith “People died for nothing…. People died for nothing.”  The morning of October 20, 2020, started as any normal day in Lagos, Nigeria—normal, that is, for a city

Melody Lorenz. I voted. Who says young people don’t vote?  Election Day is three days away, and early voting numbers are bananas. Over 80 million people have voted. According to the findings

Photo by Manny Becerra on Unsplash by Atiya King The 2020 election is less than two weeks away, and it’s pretty much all anyone can talk, tweet, post, and argue about. Former President

End Climate Change. Photo Credit: Jon Tyson on Unsplash  By Miles Brooks  As wildfires continue to char the hills of California and the West Coast, and hurricanes continue to pound the shores along the coast from

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