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When Morgan Overton and Martell Covington met during their time at New Leaders Council of Pittsburgh in 2019, a friendship began. New Leaders, which describes...
The Young Democrats, the youth arm of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), and candidate for party president Reverend Guy Hewitt are not seeing eye to eye on some matters. The young Dems said they were disappointed with Hewitt’s statements in another section of the press regarding the visibility of the group and a lack of recruitment of women. “The executive members of the Young Democrats find the statement to be …
Allegheny County Courthouse With nearly 40 candidates running for nine open seats on the Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County, this election cycle offers a paramount opportunity to remake the county’s criminal justice system. Common Pleas Judges are responsible for overseeing trials for criminal, civil, and family cases and delivering sentencing. They can also be a part of doling out, or withholding, cash bail. Their discretion can reform the court. Pittsburgh City Paper has chosen to highlight four different categories of endorsements and/...
Add this share Trinity 'The Tuck' hosts a dance party with DJ Drew G on Friday at District Atlanta. (Photo by Russ Bowen-Youngblood) Spin toward the end of the month with good vibes and good LGBTQ ATL events. It’s a time of year that’s kind of like recent virus news — stay winter aware, but with virtual and distanced spring in your step. Scroll down and click on each event for more information. Friday, Feb. 26 Trinity ‘The Tuck’ ft. DJs Drew G & Jalen Jackson.The RuGirl hits town for a dance party and performance, inviting your “loud lewks and open minds” @ District, 10 p.m.
When the US state of Virginia's largest school district began allowing students time off to protest in 2019, the backlash was swift and partisan: Conservative critics denounced Fairfax County Public Schools for coddling its too-liberal, too-sensitive youth and predicted kids would abuse the policy to play hooky. But a year later, the Virginia General Assembly is poised to pass legislation that will take Fairfax's policy statewide, permitting more than 680,000 middle and high school students across 130-plus school systems one excused absence every year to "engage in a civic event." Jahi Chikw...