Exactly two weeks after the massacre at Stoneman Douglas High School, an armed teacher has been arrested at Dalton High School in the northern part of Georgia. CNN confirms that social studies teacher, Jesse Randall Davidson, 53, barricaded himself in an empty classroom around 11:30 a.m. ET as students were trying to get inside the classroom. […]
Spacious! According to TMZ, Tyler Perry is building a humongous estate near his studio in Georgia. He’s been designing and building the property, which encompasses 35,000 square feet on 1,200 acres, for three years. Perry will reportedly turn the land into an organic farm with horses and other animals. That sounds stupid, dumb BIG!
R.Kelly may be having some financial troubles. The 51-year-old singer is being evicted from one of his abandoned homes, according to reports. This week, an eviction notice was filed on the Georgia home that was allegedly used to keep the young women who were part of his alleged ‘sex cult’. The property is located in Duluth, […]
The NAACP launched a civil rights investigation into alleged police violations in the arrest of 70 people in Cartersville, Georgia.
Reco Scott, 32, disappeared while celebrating his honeymoon on a cruise ship that was headed to the Bahamas on Friday.
Mary-Pat Hector is the youngest candidate on a city council ballot in Georgia state history.
Cornell Brooks, President of the NAACP, and other activists were arrested on Monday for staging a sit-in at Sen. Jeff Sessions’ office.
Plus, Trump signs executive order banning Syrian and Muslim refugees from entering the U.S. and Georgia police chief apologizes for Black teen's lynching 76 years ago.
Plus, not a single arrest was made at the Women's March on Washington and 14 dead in Georgia after series of tornadoes hit.
A town mobilizes to build a home for an elderly blind woman. Her current home is in ruins.
In the class, students explore how Black social movements have contributed to empowerment within the African-American community.
A fired Georgia police officer sues her former department over dismissing her for displaying a Confederate flag outside her home. She argues that the First Amendment gives her a right to fly the flag.
