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SnapCo Celebrates 11 Years of Community Building, Cultural Impact with Inaugural Fundraising Gala

The Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative (SNapCo) will hold its inaugural SNapCo Forever Gala as a call to action for SNapCo supporters, old and new, to continue celebrating and investing in Black trans leadership for years to come. With the theme “Make it Last”, the inaugural gala will occur on Saturday, July 13, 6:00 pm, at Factory Atlanta. The gala will raise money for SNapCo’s Taking Care of Our Own Fund, a mutual aid project created in 2016 to provide urgent, life-impacting, health-sustaining support to Atlanta’s Black, trans, and queer communities,…

Stand with President Biden by Reverend Dr. Otis Moss, Jr.

Let Us Stand with President Biden I stand with President Biden, today, yesterday, tomorrow, November 5 and beyond. I predict that the historians of the future will declare the New York Times shamefully wrong. They are painfully wrong calling for President Biden to withdraw from the Presidential race five months before the election. This is a great news organization, but, in my opinion, they are terribly wrong. Remember, this is the newspaper that was critical of Dr. King in 1967-1968. The New York Times thought Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.…

‘Democracy on the Ballot’ Sermon, on June 30, 2024, by Reverend Dr. Otis Moss III of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, Illinois

“Democracy on the Ballot” sermon, on June 30, 2024, by Reverend Dr. Otis Moss III of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, Illinois: Stand with President Biden by Reverend Dr. Otis Moss, Jr. Let Us Stand with President Biden I stand with President Biden, today, yesterday, tomorrow, November 5 and beyond. I predict that the historians of the future will declare the New York Times shamefully wrong. They are painfully wrong calling for President Biden to withdraw from the Presidential race five months before the election. This is a…

Ground Breaking: Pittsburgh Yards Brings Healthy Eating to Southwest Atlanta

The venue will help food entrepreneurs operating from Pittsburgh yards, as well as people in the area wanting to learn, develop, and create food concepts for the market. In his remarks made before the groundbreaking event, Chef Kev noted that his grandmother started this organization to help people in the community via a feeding program at the church. When she passed away in 2004, my mother took on the mantle, extended the program, and continued feeding the people. Around 2015, my mother suggested that I take on the role of…

Atlanta Juneteenth Street Parade and Music Festival, 2024

In Atlanta, the 2024 Juneteenth street parade and music festival were held from Friday, June 21st, to Sunday, June 23rd. Juneteenth is now recognized as an annual national public holiday in America. The acceptance of the importance of this event was not fully acknowledged in the tapestry of the recorded American historical journey. June 19th, 1865, was the date when the last people under slavery in Texas were told that slavery had already ended. The enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas represented the final acknowledgement of the end of…

Georgia NAACP: Fighting the Obesity Epidemic

The NAACP Georgia State Conference (GSC) is taking part in a nationwide effort to advance health equity. Our mission is to eliminate the barriers to quality healthcare and preventive treatment for people of color with chronic diseases. One such disease that we are working to tackle is obesity, in large part, because it disproportionately impacts black Georgians and increases the likelihood of negative long-term health outcomes. Obesity was declared an epidemic over 20 years ago and now nearly 50% of Black Americans and 60% of black women are living with…

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