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‘Wire’ and ‘Boardwalk Empire’ actor Michael K. Williams passes away at 54

Michael K. Williams, an actor best known for his roles on ‘The Wire’ and ‘Boardwalk Empire’ was dead in his Brooklyn apartment Monday afternoon. He was 54 years old. The investigation is ongoing. “It is with deep sorrow that the family announces the passing of Emmy nominated actor Michael Kenneth Williams. They ask for your […]

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‘Surprised and disappointed.’ Doctors in Covid-19 hotspots last year are dealing with new record hospitalizations

With the more contagious Delta variant of Covid-19 sweeping across the country this summer, health care workers and officials are finding themselves returning to a crisis experienced last year when hospitals struggled to handle an influx of patients. In the Southeast, Georgia is now seeing its highest number of hospitalizations since the start of the […]

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VOICES: Congress’s infrastructure plan should give Black Georgians hope

The current political moment would not be possible without Georgia. Right now, Congress is considering a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure package that could dramatically improve communities across the country and put us on the path to 100 percent clean energy in the next decade. None of this would have been possible without the voters across our state […]

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CFA Kickoff: The Tide rolls over the ‘Canes

College Football is back and there is no better representation of this wonderful sport than the Chick-Fil-A Kickoff Game as the number one ranked Alabama Crimson Tide took on the Miami Hurricanes. The annual kickoff game was held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium with a crowd of 71,829 crazed college football fans. After last year’s season, the […]

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Lombardi lifts Northern Illinois past Georgia Tech, 22-21

Thomas Hammock had no interest in his underdog Northern Illinois team settling for an overtime against Georgia Tech. Once Rocky Lombardi’s second touchdown pass in the final minute brought the Huskies to within one point, Hammock didn’t hesitate to keep his offense on the field. The coach ordered a 2-point play for the win. Lombardi’s […]

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Operation Hope CEO Announces New Movement to Support Financial Literacy for All

  John Hope Bryant, CEO of Operation Hope in recently launched Financial Literacy for All, a national initiative that supports embedding financial literacy into American culture.  Through this initiative, Bryant has partnered with CEO’s of companies such as Walmart, Delta Air Lines, the NBA and NFL, Walgreen’s, Bank of America, and Disney to infuse this […]

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VOICES: Stakes are high for all of Black America in California recall vote

  The latest polls show that the Democratic governor of California Gavin Newsom could be removed from office in less than three weeks. Black Americans that don’t live in the state that has the largest population and with a $3.3 trillion gross state product and the world’s fifth largest economy should nevertheless be deeply concerned and aware of […]

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Morehouse cancels Homecoming Festivities

Morehouse College has announced the tough decision to cancel their Homecoming festivities well ahead of the October 10-17 date. The escalating spread of COVID-19 in Georgia has prompted the move as notated by the president of Morehouse. “Unfortunately, because of the escalating spread of the COVID-19 virus in Georgia, the Homecoming festivities scheduled for the […]

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Smart confident in offense and his Bulldogs ahead of Saturday night’s clash against Clemson

As the number five ranked Georgia Bulldogs play the third ranked Clemson Tigers Saturday night in Uptown Charlotte, the expectations heading into this season are sky high. In his sixth season as head coach, Kirby Smart is more confident in his team, specifically his quarterback and offense. “Much more confidence in this year compared to […]

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