The “cancel culture” promoted by radicals to damage people’s reputations and censor them is out of control. It is an alarming trend. From attacking Dr. Seuss to Mr. Potato Head – it seems that almost nothing is off limits to destroy the pillars of popular culture. And now Amazon targets U.S. Supreme Court Justice and proud Georgia native Clarence Thomas. It suddenly removed a powerful documentary film on Thomas during Black History Month! Amazon’s “canceling” the chronicle of the life of this distinguished African-American jurist, just because it dislikes his judicial philosophy, has the publishing company’s reputation SINKING…
Fulton DA enters spotlight
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis hasn’t been on the job but a month, but she’s about to step fully into the national spotlight. Her office recently announced that it is opening an investigation as to whether former President Donald Trump...Microsoft eyes Atlanta
Atlanta may have missed out on Amazon, but another tech giant is eyeing the city, and could bring thousands of high paying jobs to the South. Microsoft recently bought some 90 acres on the city’s westside, and President Brad Smith says he wants to make Atlanta,...Stonecrest mayor under fire
Expect more stories like this as we emerge from the pandemic – Stonecrest Mayor Jason Lary is under fire from his city council over alleged misuse of some $6 million worth of CARES Act COVID relief funds. The city council says there are hundreds of thousands...Big plans for Savannah film
In 2019 there were 129 projects filmed in Savannah – and if the Georgia Film Academy and University System of Georgia have their way, that number could dramatically increase. The two organizations announced this week their plan to redevelop Georgia Tech’s...Raffensperger’s office helps make Ponzi Scheme bust
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office, working alongside the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and several other states, helped put an end to a $1.8 billion Ponzi Scheme that duped over 900 Georgians who invested over $78 million dollars...
