Congratulations to Virginia.
Virginia voters approve new Redistricting plan.

Every federal attempt to limit voting rights and restrict access should end the same way: defeated just like the SAVE Act.

The SAVE ACT failed to pass in the Senate.

Georgia — the election is coming. 🗳️

This is about our future: our communities, our schools, our justice system.
Check your registration. Make a plan. Show up.

Don’t let others decide for you. Your vote is your voice.

Am I the only one fed up with these same recycled political ads in Georgia’s governor’s race? ✋🏾

Thank you to the entire team in North Fulton for a great turnout at the candidate forum.

#Gapol #Georgia #NAACP

That includes @kelvinking4ga, @VernonForGA, and @GabrielSterling — the door is open. Join us and engage with the people you seek to serve. As of now, you have not confirmed that you are coming.

All candidates for Georgia Secretary of State are invited to participate in our upcoming candidate forum. Transparency matters. Voters deserve to hear directly from you.

#gapol #Georgia #Elections

Looking forward to this candidate forum.

Tap-In to learn about the race prior to the start of early voting.

#GeorgiaPolitics #NorthFulton #NAACP

Another serious allegation. Another dismissal.

After litigating in Fulton County, the claims against my client didn’t hold up. Facts over accusations. Evidence over noise.

We did the work—and justice prevailed.

Another serious allegation. Another dismissal.

After litigating in Fulton County, the claims against my client didn’t hold up. Facts over accusations. Evidence over noise.

We did the work—and justice prevailed.

Attorney Gerald Griggs on Voting Rights, Private Prisons, and Black Power in Georgia YouTube video by Butternomics - The Business of Culture Podcast

Recently, I sat down with my good friend Butter ATL—and let’s just say, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. We’re talking Georgia politics, social justice, and the real issues shaping our communities right now. Tap in. 👇🏾

youtu.be/3WgTEa6w0m8?...

#Georgia #podcast

EPISODE 4: Justice For BREONNA TAYLOR: The Death of a Black Woman, The Silence of Justice YouTube video by JUSTICE FOR THE SERIES

We had a powerful discussion about social justice and the #BreonnaTaylor case with my sisters tamikadmallory and @kiandria.

www.youtube.com/live/6Cmvdns...

Tune in Tonight at 7pm
On YouTube
Justice For the Series

Instead of press statements, why not hearings and releasing the files.
#EpsteinFiles

The DOJ Misled a Judge About How It’s Using Voter Roll Data The acting head of the DOJ’s voting section told a judge last week that the agency had not touched the nonpublic voter roll data it has collected. That wasn’t true.

The government now has your voter data—and a judge says they weren’t honest about how they’re using it.

www.wired.com/story/doj-mi...

Justice has no off days.

No breaks. No silence. No waiting.

If injustice is working 24/7, we have to be ready 24/7.

Stay loud. Stay ready.

So is it too soon to say release the files?

#EpsteinFiles

In 2026, the Georgia House of Representatives isn’t debating how to move forward—

they’re debating SB301 to provide more protections for Confederate monuments.

Read that again.

#News #Gapol #Georgia

The president cannot unilaterally regulate mail-in voting nationwide. That power largely rests with the states, unless Congress passes a law.

Just a reminder, we have a constitution.

Article 1 Section 4 of the US Constitution

The states set the “times, places, & manner for elections

Wow the #SandySprings no Kings made Fox News… 👀

#NoKings ✊🏾💯

And to answer the host question… the purpose of a protest is to raise awareness and get people talking.

Goal achieved ✅

We had a great protest in Sandy Springs for #NoKings

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Sandy Springs, Georgia just held its very first No Kings protest — and the crowd was HUGE. 🍑🔥 The South is showing up, showing out, and making history today. Democracy doesn’t stop at the Mason-Dixon line. #NoKings2026

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No Kings ✊🏾

No Kings

We had a powerful conversation about constitutional rights and empowering the people of the city of Thomson.

Only three countries voted against recognizing slavery as the gravest crime against humanity—and the United States was one of them.

That should raise serious questions about where we stand on accountability, human rights, and our role in setting a moral and legal standard on the global stage.