Atlanta Daily World

12/11/2025

Will Georgia remain a hotspot for elections in 2026?

A down-ballot election revealed the impact of engaging voters on issues that shape daily life —from utility rates to the rising cost of living. by Alexsis Rodgers This November, Georgia delivered a message. When Black voters organize around issues that hit our wallets and our daily lives, we can c...

12/11/2025

Can Trump's birthday really be a national holiday?

By Hodari Brown, Contributing Columnist On November 25, 2025, the National Park Service (NPS), under the direction of the U.S. Department of the Interior overseen by Donald Trump, announced its 2026 “fee-free” days. Gone from the list: Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth. Added instead: Ju...

12/11/2025

Is crime reduction an issue in your community?

The Minority Report: Real Time Crime Centers and the Future of Crime Fighting By Lorraine Cochran-Johnson In the science fiction movie The Minority Report, a Washington D.C. police department utilizes AI technology stop crime before it happens. That technology, although not quite as futuristic, is c...

12/11/2025

Will this administration gut all assitance for Black-owned business?
https://atlantadailyworld.com/2025/12/10/the-hollowing-out-of-americas-only-agency-for-minority-business-2/

12/11/2025

How do you feel about a reality star running for office?

Newly released internal polling from this past summer shows Georgia’s 13th District congressional candidate Dr. Heavenly Kimes statistically tied for second place behind the incumbent, reflecting strong support and high name recognition well before she formally entered the race. The internal poll ...

12/11/2025

Have you ever gotten a payday loan? Was it difficult to repay?

by Charlene Crowell The holidays are coming, and many financially strapped families are considering how to responsibly manage their use of credit while still enjoying seasonal gatherings, presents, feasts and toasts of glad tidings for all. The yuletide season is also a time to especially avoid pred...

12/02/2025

Who's next on Trump's immigration hit list?

At Haitian Women for Haitian Refugees (HWHR), we are advocates, organizers, and Haitian TPS holders who have built our lives in the United States. We denounce the Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 500,000 Haitian nationals, effective Februa...

12/02/2025

Was Lane Kiflin right to leave Mississippi and take the LSU job?

By Darryl Jacobs ESPN, CBS Sports Networks Commentator Having spent decades in college athletics, professional sports, and nonprofit leadership, I’ve learned that real professionalism is not about titles, salaries, or facilities — it’s about responsibility. And when I look at the Lane Kiffin s...

12/02/2025

Is there a new generation of Black church leadership rising to continue the battle for freedom?

Installation of Pastor Kevin Lamár Peterman at Historic DC Church Indicates Next Power Move for Social Justice in America By Hazel Trice Edney It was on Nov. 24, 2014, when then Howard University student Kevin Lamár Peterman first felt a sermon rise from his belly.That was the same day that a gran...

12/02/2025

Hosea Helps Director Elizabeth Omilami discusses food crisis at Christmas

Only weeks after the suspension of SNAP benefits in Georgia and across the country during the longest governement shutdown in history threatened to expose over 1.6 million vulnerable Americans to increased hunger conditions community leaders and avocates for the poor are sounding the alarm reagardin...

11/12/2025

Is environmental justice an issue for you? Have you been affected by environemntal discrimination?

“Don’t cop out, cop in,” Chavis calls for activists to use their power at the upcoming United Nations COP30 conference. By Siena Gleason Dr. Benjamin Chavis, president/CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), was celebrated as the father of the environmental justice movemen...

11/12/2025

Ketanji Brown Jackson is flexing her muscles on the Supreme Court. Donald Trump must be fuming!

Georgians who rely on SNAP or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will not receive critical food benefits in November