Posted inCourts, Maternal Health

Botched Delivery, Decapitated Baby: Parents Awarded $2.5M After Doctor Posted Video

A young Georgia couple thought they already experienced the worst pain imaginable when they lost their first child, Treveon Isaiah Taylor Jr., who died during delivery in 2023.  The delivery of the couple’s son made headlines across the country after it was revealed that the baby was decapitated during delivery. Then Dr. Jackson Gates, the […]

Posted inEconomic Justice

National Baptist Convention President Under Fire After Accepting Target Donation Amid DEI Boycott

When the Rev. Boise Kimber was first installed as the president of the National Baptist Convention USA in January, he announced the creation of an economic development committee to meet with politicians and major corporations that have been rolling back their initiatives to address diversity, equity and inclusion. “Many of our people buy from Walmart, […]

Posted inHealth, Politics & Policy

Adriana Smith’s Family Plans to Livestream Her Funeral

Adriana Smith, the pregnant Georgia woman declared brain-dead back in February, was taken off life support after delivering her son Chance. Now the family is planning to livestream her funeral on Youtube. Smith’s story made headlines around the country when her family revealed Emory University Hospital was keeping her on life support because doctors discovered […]

Posted inPolicing, Politics & Policy

Atlanta Immigration Protest Draws Hundreds Amid Tear Gas and Fireworks

As protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions continued for a fifth night in Los Angeles, citizens took to the streets in dozens of cities across the country, including Atlanta. Marching along Buford Highway on Tuesday night, hundreds of protestors carried Mexican flags and homemade signs to protest President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement in the […]

Posted inPolitics & Policy, State Politics

Keisha Lance Bottoms Interview: ‘I’m Standing Up and I’m Fighting Back’

When Keisha Lance Bottoms first ran for mayor of Atlanta in 2018, part of her campaign’s appeal was that she was deeply rooted in Black Atlanta.  Supporters loved to wear T-shirts emblazoned with “My mayor’s name is Keisha” from the barbershop to the neighborhood BBQ.  Proudly repping the city’s southwest side, she declared victory after […]

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