April 5, 2021 7:50 AM
Morning Reads for Easter Monday, April 5, 2021
Hoping everyone’s Easter was bright and colorful and you were able to spend the day with the people you love. Social media was ablaze with what felt like a massive do-over from the year we lost.
- Georgia Lawmakers demand removal of Coca-Cola drinks In latest boycott over voting law
- Georgia spa-shooting victim is mourned by Chinese-American community
- Gov. Ricketts: ‘Nebraska stands with Georgia’
- MLB moves All-Star game out of Atlanta over Georgia voter restrictions
- A Georgia church, kicked out of the SBC for allowing gay members, wants to make sure ‘everybody’s welcome’
- Amtrak’s long-range plan to add new route through Georgia
- Georgia gun rights bill: The surprise was what didn’t happen
- Georgia students develop device to fight human trafficking
- Some Georgia schools to remain closed for 2 weeks after EF-4 tornado
- System outage results in no vehicle emission tests in Georgia
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Theresa Garcia Robertson
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Here is your post-easter monday morning reader. Jesus had a wild weekend.
That’s a mighty bold statement coming from the Nebraska Governor since his state’s African American population is less than 5%.
Biden’s Jim Crow comment is hyperbolic, but the Trumpified GOP is blind to the literal black and white optics, so I guess a bit of political hyperbole is allowed. Considering the density of Governor
GumpKemp in his rush to sign this legislation to prove his bona fides to a Trump faction that is going to primary him anyway even hyperbole is lost. While much of the law is not that all that onerous Shafer, Kemp et al. have succeeded in once again portraying the majority of Georgians on the national stage as a bunch of Crackers.It’s only cancel culture when the other guys do it and WE say it is. Cancel Coca-Cola is not Cancel Culture because WE, the GOP, are doing it. Please continue to drink the kool-aid and renew your monthly campaign contributions.