District One Commissioner Race

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA - Harrisburg resident, Denice Traina will formally announce her intent to compete for the District One Commissioner seat on Monday April 30 at 10 am in front of the Augusta Transit Authority on Broad St. Denice has been an active member of her community for over 20 years, received her formal education at MCG/GHSU and started the first community garden (The Harrisburg Community Garden) in Augusta!

Group Files for ICE Data on Georgia Deportations

FOIA Request to Shine Light on Georgia Police/ICE collaboration viaSecure Communities and 287(g)

ATLANTA, GA - The Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR), the ACLU Foundation of Georgia, and the National Day Labor Organizing Network will file a Freedom of Information Act request with Immigration and Customs Enforcement for previously unavailable data related to the relationship between local law enforcement agencies across the state and the deportation of Georgia residents by ICE.

"Social Darwinism" and "Biblical Capitalism"

Pressured by a coalition of civil rights, clean government and religious groups to quit their memberships in the American Legislative Exchange Council, multinational corporations are indeed exiting ALEC. Now, it's time to demand that the 2,000 legislators who have joined ALEC do the same.

May 1st Rally at the Georgia Capitol

Artsy Window Shopping

Augusta Commission Candidates for District 3

Drug Court Saving Taxpayers

Shall Not Steal, Unless You Have The Votes

Dr. Walter E. Williams spoke to a capacity audience of more than 600 at Wichita's Mary Jane Teall Theater Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011. Williams holds a B.A. in economics from California State University, Los Angeles, and M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in economics from UCLA. The Augusta government leaders should try to listen his speech  since Dr. Williams explains that the role of government is not building Civic Centers, TEE Centers or the most outrageous of all; the building of a ballpark with taxpayers money.  

Petition to End Senator Rubio's Kill at Will

George Zimmerman, the Florida man who followed and gunned down unarmed youth Trayvon Martin, has yet to be arrested or charged with any crime. Zimmerman may literally get away with murder. Why?

Because of “Kill at Will” laws in Florida and in 24 other states that allow gun-wielding vigilantes like Trayvon’s killer to remain free from the moment they claim that they kill in “self-defense.”

April 17 Deadline to File Income Tax

Three Ways to Pay Your Federal Income Tax 

If you cannot pay the full amount of taxes you owe, don’t panic. You should still file your return and pay as much as you can by the April 17 deadline to avoid penalties and interest. You should also contact the IRS to ask about payment options. Here are three alternative payment options you may want to consider and a tip on penalty relief under the IRS Fresh Start Initiative:

"Senator Hardie Davis scenario"

AUGUSTA, GA - "History has proven that Black Elected Officials (BEO) who become self-serving set the stage for their own political demise. The "Senator Hardie Davis scenario" is a prime example." Metro Courier Editorial, an African American publication. 

Horse Parade in Aiken

Sponsored by the City of Aiken Arts Commission and the City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department.