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President says it would be the right move in response to harsh new voting curbs in Georgia.

Under pressure, some corporate leaders in Georgia slam new voting bill Share Updated: 12:35 AM PDT Apr 1, 2021 BILL BARROW and DAVID KOENIG Under pressure, some corporate leaders in Georgia slam new voting bill Share Updated: 12:35 AM PDT Apr 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript to protect the vote condemnation from the White House after Georgia Republicans passed a major law restricting voter access their atrocities. In a new statement this afternoon, President Biden blasted the law as quote a blatant attack on the Constitution and Jim Crow in the 21st ...

Some of Georgia’s most prominent corporate leaders are beginning to more forcefully criticize the state’s sweeping new election law, acknowledging the concerns of civil rights activists and Black business executives who say the law targets non-white voters.

"R" is for Randolph, Benjamin Franklin (ca. 1820-1868). Legislator, clergyman. Born free in Kentucky, Randolph grew up in Ohio and graduated from Oberlin

By Bob Wessel This is the first in a series of articles on the early Christian churches founded in the county in the 19th century.  The first permanent pioneer settlement in Lenawee County was established, May 21, 1824. Thirty people came together and formed a community at the site that was to become Tecumseh. All but one couple — which was from Boston — had travelled together from their previous homes in Jefferson County, New York. The Boston couple joined the party at Detroit.  All toll, there were 15 men, four women and 11 children. It was common for many settlements to begin with a ...