They folded like a wet dishrag to the cancel culture.
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How is the bill even racist? If you look at it with any form of neutrality, you can`t spin that at the White House or the courthouse or anywhere else around this country. I mean, it just does not add up.
They`re boycotting and pulling games out of a state like ours yet they`re headquartered in a state that`s more restricted than we are.
In the middle of a pandemic, Major League Baseball put the wishes of Stacey Abrams and Joe Biden ahead of the economic well-being of hardworking Georgians who were counting on All Star game for a paycheck.
Like many Georgians, I’m disappointed that the MLB is relocating the All-Star Game. However, I commend the players, owners and league commissioner for speaking out. I urge others in positions of leadership to do so as well.
Like many Georgians, I`m disappointed that the MLB is relocating the All-Star Game. However, I commend the players, owners and league commissioner for speaking out. I urge others in positions of leadership to do so as well.
Behind that door, Governor Kemp, seen here, surrounded by six white men and sitting beneath a painting of a slave plantation signed one of the most draconian voter suppression bills in the country.
Today`s statement by Delta CEO stands in stark contrast to our conversations with the company.
When you look at the word, use the word like, suppression and Jim Crow 2.0 in regards to this bill, that`s ridiculous. A lot of this bill is dealing with the mechanics of the election. It has nothing to do with, you know, potential fraud…
I sent a letter back on March 31 to DHS and requested some information about the need to expand detention capacity.
It stands in stark contrast to Georgia’s Jim Crow voter suppression law, which faces mounting legal challenges.
Stacey Abrams applauded New Jersey’s new law, in contrast with her home state, as taking the country in the right direction toward democracy.
This is what Dr. King meant when he said that there comes a time when silence is betrayal.
If we hadn’t won this election, if Georgia hadn’t stood up, the people of Georgia, we wouldn’t have passed that $1.9 trillion bill we just passed, the American Rescue Plan.
Dr. King used to say the arc of the universe is long, but it bends towards justice. It’s our job to keep bending the arc.
The most fundamental question is, where do you stand on voting rights?
I believe in democracy. I believe that democracy is, as I said a couple weeks ago, is the political enactment of a spiritual idea.
History is watching us, and our children are counting on us.