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What to Know in Washington: Georgia Voters Face Fresh Hurdles - Vimarsana News

What to Know in Washington: Georgia Voters Face Fresh Hurdles

Georgia voters face new obstacles to casting mail ballots in the closely watched run-off election due to changes from a controversial law passed last year, according to voting rights groups.

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Activists spurred by George Floyd death: A journey continues - Vimarsana News

Activists spurred by George Floyd death: A journey continues

It’s all a journey - one that started with Floyd’s murder - that they hope will lead to real change in their lifetime.

Watch Out! This New Black-Owned BBQ Sauce Is Packing the Heat for The Summer! - Vimarsana News

Watch Out! This New Black-Owned BBQ Sauce Is Packing the Heat for The Summer!

/PRNewswire/ -- Dami's Famous Foods, a rising Black-owned food company currently known for its famous Turkey Chili sold exclusively at Brentwood Farmers...

Last summer's protests spark increase in Black activism in Atlanta | Nation/World - Vimarsana News

Last summer's protests spark increase in Black activism in Atlanta | Nation/World

ATLANTA — A year ago, Hannah Joy Gebresilassie watched on television as a sea of people took to the streets of Atlanta to protest racial injustice and police brutality.

Organizations react to GA Senate passing of bill eliminating no excuse absentee policy - Vimarsana News

Organizations react to GA Senate passing of bill eliminating no excuse absentee policy

Organizations react to GA Senate passing of bill eliminating no excuse absentee policy The move by the Georgia General Assembly to end no-excuse absentee balloting has polarized voters. The bill puts restrictions on who is allowed to request an absentee ballot. Only poll workers, people out of town on election day, those 65 and older, people with physical disabilities, or those observing a religious holiday would be allowed to request one.  Republicans in support of the bill say this, as well as other bills, will help restore confidence in Georgia's elections.   "This is not preventing...