Hundreds of people flooded the intersection of 10th and Piedmont in Atlanta’s Midtown neighborhood Saturday afternoon, following the Associated Press announcement that former Vice President Joe Biden has been named the presumptive president-elect. “I feel proud, I feel amazing,” one supporter told me. “I am proud to be a part Read more…
More than 500 people gathered on Saturday afternoon at Atlanta’s Freedom Park for a “Protect the Vote” Rally, which turned into an impromptu victory party after former Vice President Joe Biden was named the presumptive president elect by the Associated Press hours earlier. “We’re making noise because we are celebrating Read more…
Hundreds of people gathered in Atlanta this past week for a series of #StopTheSteal protests, organized at both the State Farm Arena and City Hall in the downtown corridor. These protests, which got their start as an internet hashtag, quickly gained steam in “real life” down in Georgia and across Read more…
About 200 people gathered at the City Hall in Atlanta Saturday afternoon to take part in a #StopTheSteal demonstration, protesting the ongoing 2020 election results and ballot counting processes. “We’re doing this to protect democracy,” one man told me. “To protect our republic,” his friend added. They looked at each Read more…
Approximately 50 people gathered on a cloudy afternoon at the State Farm Arena to participate in a #StopTheSteal protest this past Saturday. The protest was held just minutes after former Vice President Joe Biden’s presumptive win was called by the Associated Press. “That’s nuts,” one supporter told me, learning of Read more…
Peaceful demonstrations and protests have continued throughout the South, the country, and around the world this weekend. Today, I’m sharing photos from a peaceful protest in Elberton, Georgia, a town of approximately ~4,500 people where about 400 people came to show their support. As I’ve said in all of my Read more…
Peaceful protests continue this weekend as citizens voice their concerns about systemic racism and oppression in the United States. Today, I’m sharing photos from a demonstration in Hartwell, Georgia, a town of approximately 4,500 people where around 225 people came out to show their support Friday evening. As I’ve said Read more…
Protests continue this week throughout the South, the country, and around the world. Today, I am here with photos from Anderson, South Carolina — a city of approximately 27,000 people. As I’ve said in all of my coverage (Atlanta, Athens, and Seneca), I believe that these protests are not Black Read more…